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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
Publié: 2010-03-29, Auteur: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Extrait: The HTC Desire is the company’s second-strike in what they hope will be a one-two sucker punch for the Android competition. Following on from the excellent HTC Legend, the Desire borrows plenty from Google’s Nexus One but packages it with HTC Sense for...
Publié: 2010-03-29, Auteur: Kat , review by: gizmodo.com
Extrait: You could say we've already reviewed the HTC Desire. After all, it's essentially a jumped-up Nexus One with a few minor changes, right? Wrong. HTC Sense, Adobe Flash support and an optical trackpad make it a brand new experience.Inspired by the Nexus One...
Extrait: As you’ll see from this HTC Desire review, I’m quite a fan of HTC’s latest super phone – and for good reason. HTC have raised the bar yet again with another stand-out smartphone. If you choose the Desire, you’ll be buying one of the most advanced smar...
Drawing it all to a close, I love the Telstra HTC Desire, I honestly do. I really thought I wasn’t going to like it because of it’s AMOLED display, but it’s grown on me. I find all the Telstra “Applications” completely useless and annoying, which is on...
Extrait: « [REVIEW—SONY DCS-HX5V compact camera] | Main | [REVIEW—OLYMPUS E-PL1] » May 06, 2010 [MARCHING TO A DIFFERENT SMARTPHONE] Here at Imaging we suffer from iPhobia. When we come near any device with an i up front we come over all faint and nauseous. So...
Extrait: Page 1 - IntroThe phrase iPhone-killer gets thrown around a lot, usually about phones that have a spec sheet as long as your arm but are butt-ugly and horrible to use. Clunky Windows Mobile 6 and Symbian S60 phones might have more bells and whistles th...
Excellent design with stunning AMOLED screen. Huge range of preinstalled software. First-class web browser with Flash. HTC Sense is superb
Poor 5-megapixel camera. Battery needs to be managed by the user. Needs at least 8GB of internal storage
The Desire strikes a perfect balance between design, features and performance, offering users a fun, fast user experience and some of the best communications tools available in phones today....
The Desire strikes a perfect balance between design, features and performance, offering users a fun, fast user experience and some of the best communications tools available in phones today.
This is a sleek fast phone, that is rich in applications and functionality. It will put the iPod under pressure while leaving brands like Nokia scratching their proverbial backside.
The application icons should be larger and one of the three buttons on the base of the phone enabled to activate the screen.
