The most anticipated smartphones from HTC in 2010 are definitely the newly announced Android smartphones from the HTC Desire series, Desire HD and Desire Z. Desire HD, however, has taken most of the spotlight as a successor of the HTC Desire. Desire HD is the most upscale smartphone among HTC companies up to date. This smartphone has all the specifications and features an advanced smartphone user would ask for. Desire HD now runs a lot faster with the pre-installed 2.2 Android OS.

What has brought media to an attention is the introduction to HTCSense.com, it only supports Desire HD and Desire Z at this moment. Register at HTCSense.com to begin managing the phone remotely and protect the phone in case of loss. Through HTCSense.com, user can send commend to the phone from the webpage to have the phone rings even it is on vibration. In the case where the phone still cannot be found, there is another option. User can locate the phone from the map. If ever so unluckily the phone is not nearby the user, user can lock the phone, forward all calls to a different number, and even delete all personal data via HTCSense.com.

Externally, the biggest improvement Desire HD has is the glorious expansion of the touchscreen display. With a size of 4.3inch and classy aluminum body housing, Desire HD looks posh with no doubt. It also includes an upgraded 8MP auto-focused camera with dual LED Flash. High definition video recording is now available in Desire HD to record 720p HD videos. Desire HD is designed to be a true sound machine by adding in Dolby Mobile and SRS virtual surround sound to transform the phone into a mobile home theatre. The phone has an internal storage of 1.5GB and a microSD memory card slot. Users can import their favourite movies and music to benefit from the tremendous sound system and humongous display screen.