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HTC Sensation review
The HTC Sensation looks unassuming, but its hefty aluminium case, hugely powerful processor and fabulously whizzy, customisable software make it feel like a giant among smart phones. Read more
26 May 2011 by Flora Graham
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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 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 HD7 review
The HTC HD7 is everything we'd hoped it would be, thanks to its gorgeous hardware and the simple, swoopy pleasure of Windows Phone 7. But only time will tell whether the bare shelves of the app store will eventually be stacked with treats. Read more
21 October 2010 by Flora Graham
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HTC Desire HD review
The impressive HTC Desire HD may be too monumental for some, but if you think bigger is better, this is the uber-smart phone for you. Read more
19 October 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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HTC HD Mini review
The HD Mini is the smaller successor to last year's HD2, one of the best Windows Mobile smart phones we've ever clapped eyes on. Despite its pint-sized dimensions, it's just as usable, sporting an excellent virtual keyboard, HTC's shiny Sense user interface and a responsive capacitive touchscreen Read more
19 April 2010 by Flora Graham
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HTC Desire review
The Desire is an Android smart phone that fills our hearts with lust. It packs in every feature under the sun, along with a slick user interface, plenty of processing power and a whopping touchscreen that's a beauty to behold. If the iPhone isn't your cup of tea, you should check this handset out Read more
29 March 2010 by Flora Graham
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HTC Legend review
The Legend takes everything that was great about its predecessor, the Hero, and makes it even better. The tweaked Sense user interface is slicker than ever, the handset's a feast for the eyes and it's a speed demon too. If you're seeking an alternative to the iPhone, check it out Read more
8 March 2010 by Flora Graham
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