The HTC Desire is here. It’s the phone Nexus One ogglers have been waiting for, with HTC’s much improved Sense UI inside. It might look the same, but HTC says it’s a completely “different construction” with a 3.7 inch OLED screen, Qualcomm’s zippy 1Ghz Snapdragon processor and HTC’s new optical trackpad, just like the new HTC Legend. Read on, and we’ll give you all the details.
HTC’s about to lift the lid on its new kit at Mobile World Congress 2010. Will they pack Android? Will Windows Mobile get a look in? How about HTC’s Sense UI? All will be revealed, right here!
T-Mobile’s Mobile World Congress 2010 press conference will take place this morning. What’ll be in store? New mobiles? Fancy new services? Only one way to find out. Read our liveblog and get all the news as it breaks.
Shure’s SE115m+ are the company’s new mid-range headphones that pack a punch, taking on the likes of Sennheiser and Denon in the battle for your lugs. How do they fare? Find out in our full Shure SE115m+ review.
The Samsung Beam projector phone packing Android has been one of the highlights of Mobile World Congress so far, but if still shots of it beaming out a movie weren’t enough for you, here’s a hands-on video to go with it!
A car so clever it’ll call an ambulance if it’s involved in a crash? That’s what Qualcomm is cooking up, building relationships with motor manufacturers to turn them into 3G hotspots, as well as self-aware lifesaving machines.
The Huawei U8800 is the company’s latest Google blower, with the latest version of Android, 2.1, and for the first time, HSPA+ technology for even faster web surfing and wireless downloads. Naturally, Huawei was trumpeting its latest flagship phone here at Mobile World Congress the only way it knows how: by shoving it in a dirty box smeared with fingerprints. What is Huawei thinking?
