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HTC One review
With its crisp screen, powerful processor, metal chassis and fun interface, the HTC One is a contender. We'd hold off buying it, though. Read more
14 March 2013 by Andrew Hoyle
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HTC Desire C review
The HTC Desire C delivers the latest Android software on a budget but there are more powerful and capable alternatives vying for your cash. Read more
26 June 2012 by Natasha Lomas
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HTC Wildfire S review
With a better screen and more alluring design, the Wildfire S builds on its popular predecessor. The phone remains underpowered, but is still a compact and pocket-friendly Android handset. Read more
5 May 2011 by Damien McFerran
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HTC Desire S review
The HTC Desire S isn't the most powerful Android smart phone on the block, but it offers a terrific design and intuitive software. Overall, it's a seriously appealing device. Read more
28 March 2011 by Damien McFerran
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HTC Incredible S review
The HTC Incredible S smart phone has an innovative appearance and tonnes of features. But, with a slightly dated version of Android and a single-core processor, the Incredible S feels merely credible compared to some of its mind-bending competition. Read more
7 March 2011 by Flora Graham
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HTC Gratia review
It may be underpowered and lack cutting-edge features, but the Gratia's brilliant, customised interface works wonderfully with Android 2.2 to create an appealing, mid-range smart phone that's perfect for casual users. Read more
10 February 2011 by Damien McFerran
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HTC 7 Trophy review
The HTC 7 Trophy is a perfectly good choice if you want to take advantage of Microsoft's nifty Windows Phone 7 operating system. It doesn't really stand out among the other handsets running the operating system, though. Read more
5 November 2010 by Luke Westaway
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HTC 7 Mozart review
The HTC 7 Mozart isn't the awesome camera phone that it claims to be, and an 8GB memory limit is its Achilles heel as a music phone. But its xenon flash, excellent music store and fresh Windows Phone 7 OS, mean it's still music to our ears. Read more
4 November 2010 by Flora Graham
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HTC Wildfire review
The HTC Wildfire is a budget phone in a pricier handset's body. Apart from its low-resolution screen, nothing about it seems particularly cheap. It looks good, it's responsive and it offers some great social-networking features. Overall, it's an impressive device for the price Read more
18 June 2010 by Flora Graham
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HTC Smart review
The Smart is a cheap touchscreen phone that sports HTC's slick Sense user interface, seen on the company's Android devices. While it lacks many of the features of a smart phone, its finger-friendly interface, useful widgets and decent Web browser mean it's well worth considering Read more
18 May 2010 by Flora Graham
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