Continuing from the HTC Legend, this company has now released the HTC Desire, which has a lot of similar features to the previous phone. However, the HTC Desire comes with a bigger screen and meatier processor, so you can navigate far more quickly and easily. The 1GHz processor that comes with the phone is about as powerful as any smartphone can be right now. With this processor, you can run applications very quickly, as well as multitask a number of apps at a time.

The Android 2.1 operating system and HTC Sense user interface are found on this phone, allowing you to get around the myriad features of this phone very conveniently. All you have to do is pinch zoom on a main screen, or just double tap the Home button, and you can quickly glance at all of your home screens, of which you can have up to seven. Just tap the screen you want and you are on your way. You can customize fully each of your seven home screens with the applications you are looking for.

The HTC Desire really shines when it comes to its superior touch screen, which measures in at 3.7", which is larger than any other smartphone on the market, giving it a lot of information with its 480 x 800 pixel resolution. You can see these applications very sharply with the AMOLED technology behind the screen, which can come in handy when you are reading a lot of small print in web browsing and reading emails.

Even when you are in tall mode, you will be able to type out emails very quickly and easily with few errors, thanks to the large screen that makes it easy to use the tappable QWERTY keyboard. Compared to other smartphones, it is practically a breeze to send out an email using the HTC Desire. The Quick Office features and PDF reader will help anyone running a business stay in touch when they need to.

Those of you with experience in using Android phones will not be surprised by the user interface, which includes a series of four buttons - Home, Menu, Back, and Search. The Search button is particularly interesting, as it will search both your phone and Google at the same time. As you type out your search criteria, it will sort through both until it is just left with Google, in the event that what you are looking for is not on your phone. This is the kind of intuitive interface that you will be glad you picked up once you get this smartphone.

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