The HTC Desire S certainly has the brains to outsmart its opponents, but it’s hardly lacking in the physical stakes, either. Its all-in-one unibody design gives it the bullet-proof exterior required to do battle with maniacal evil-doers. Join us as we go behind the scenes to report on exactly what makes this Android-based handset such a tough cookie to crack.
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Allegedly crafted by technological alchemists and forged in the fires of Mount Olympus, the HTC Desire S is a near-mythical phone with astonishing, otherworldly powers. Don’t believe us? Check out these five Herculean tasks it can help you to achieve thanks to its stunning array of cutting-edge technology and sensor skills stuffed inside.
The HTC Desire S may not have been crafted out of adamantium, but it’s the very next best thing: a unibody aluminium mobile, carved out of a block of metal. This unique method of birthing a blower has given it the power of super strength, but it’s not lacking in any other department.
Read on and join us on a journey as we explore how the HTC Desire S’ desirable looks, durable build and software skills combine to make the strong man of smartphones.
Hopefully you’ve had a chance to check out our HTC Desire S review, now it’s time to tell you where to pick up your own. Orange UK started the morning by announcing Desire S availability in all of their UK retail stores. T-mobile UK quickly followed with their exclusive silver version, also available in stores, telesales and online.
Stop the clock – it’s the end of the working week. Grab your bag and get ready to head out of the door, but before you do, take a look at today’s top stories, here in your teatime tech roundup.
The HTC Desire S, like the Incredible S before it, feels like a bit of a rush job – it’s using HTC’s cookie cutter Android smartphone specs in a slightly different shell, and the company’s clearly got something massive up its sleeve for next week. So is it worthy of your attention? Its metal unibody shell certainly begs for it – get the lowdown right here in our HTC Desire S review.
This week we were in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress 2011 (MWC 2011) getting our hands on the very latest in mobile tech and accessories soon to hit the shops. Couldn’t make it to MWC? Then check out our MWC 2011 roundup for some of the best bits of the show you may have missed.
The HTC Desire S will be released on April 18th in the UK according to an Amazon UK pre-order page. Available for £419.99 off contract, the Desire S looks to be priced in line with the current HTC Desire HD. HTC is on their way to meeting their Q2 2011 availability estimate.