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Écran 3
7 pouces magnifique
7 bureaux personnalisables
Interface Sense
Multitouch
Très véloce !
Liaison avec réseaux sociaux
Fluide et rapide
Configuration matérielle poussée
Interface HTC Sense intuitive et complète
écran AMOLED et réactif
Intégration de Flash Lite
Android 2.1
Sobre
Discret et relativement compact malgré son grand écran
Puissant
Il ne devrait pas trop ralentir avec l'usage
Le couple Android 2.1 + Sense fonctionne à merveille
La résolution conséquente
Intéressante pour le surf et les vidéos
Processeur Qualcomm à 1 GHz
Large écran Amoled capacitif
Capteur 5 Mpix avec grand-angle et flash
Navigation à deux doigts (multitouch)
Toutes les applications d'Android
Capteur de lumière et boussole
Innombrables fonctions multimédias
Puissance ébouriffante / Tuner FM
Amélioration logicielle « Sense »
APN Correct et détecteur de visages
Écran AMOLED généreux / GPS performant
Prise en main
Autonomie
4G
Écran AMOLED
Performances
Ecran AMOLED
Bonnes photos
Processeur puissant
Interface HTC Sense
Ecran multipoint
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Autonomie moyenne
Trackball optique pas toujours optimisé
GPS trop approximatif
Autonomie décevante de moins d’une journée d’utilisation intensive
Design banal
écran sujet aux reflets et aux traces de doigts
Un téléphone indigne d'un kit mains libres si médiocre
What's To LoveGorgeous stylingDevice feels nice in the hand and fits well in the pocketResponsive and speedy UIMinimal bloatwareSharp display resolutionWhat's To HateAndroid 2.2 FroYo isn't here yetCamera is a nightmareNo front-facing camera or microHD...
The HTC Desire is a solid addition to Canada’s Android lineup. The blazing fast processor makes for an enjoyable user experience as does HTC’s Sense UI. The phone fits comfortably in your hand and feels like a quality handset. If there was one disappoi...
Extrait: It took half a year, but, finally, the HTC Desire has come to America. Announced at Mobile World Congress in February 2010, the Desire -- codenamed the Bravo -- brought an all-new interface -- Sense -- to Android 2.1, all tucked into a phone that essen...
When the Desire was announced in February, I was hoping that a US variant would follow. Fast forward seven months, and it's finally here, available on US Cellular beginning on August 27th for $199.99 after rebate. Though time has passed and new dev...
Extrait: Following in the footsteps of HTC's earlier Android offerings is no easy task. Both the Nexus One and HTC Legend are devices that have garnered rave reviews amongst critics, and the HTC Desire shares a great deal in common with its predecessors in the ...
The HTC Desire features a sleek design with a sharp and responsive touch screen. The 1GHz Snapdragon processor keeps things running smoothly, and call quality is good
No voice dialing over Bluetooth. Camera and camcorder quality are so-so
Sleek and fast, the HTC Desire is not only U.S. Cellular's best Android device but the carrier's best smartphone to date.
In terms of usability, it feels as though the HTC Desire phone knows what you want at all times. There are a lot of similarities with the G1 and this is certainly down to the Android OS. Team this with HTC’s excellent build quality and you have a worl...
Extrait: HTC really does change features and phone design rather seldom, at least from the perspective of someone who has been in contact with most of these models. Some may say that these phones are rendered monotonous or boring owing to that fact, but HTC see...
