Picture the scene. It’s 2010. Samsung’s new Galaxy S has proven to be flashy but full of bugs, and the iPhone 4 has decided that it doesn’t like left-handed people.  Out of the shadows, a new(ish) firm unleashes a sleek sexy new smartphone that took the best bits from both competitors, whilst working perfectly and not discriminating against...

Chinese mobile phone manufacturer HTC has, for a long time now, enjoyed huge sales success in the Eastern markets. They were unable to transfer this success over into the western markets though. That is until the last couple of years, when phones such as the brilliant HTC Wildfire and especially the hugely successful HTC Desire and Desire HD were released....

Since the release of the Apple iPhone three years ago, Microsoft is probably the worst to suffer from the competition. The Windows 7 Phone Series is an attempted comeback on the part of Microsoft to compete against the current market. They are throwing away everything that has gone before and coming up with completely new ideas and a fresh new interface....

The HDD cellphone conception was cheered by HTC smartphone designed by NAK Design. HDD is a smartphone which is designed in such a way that it can handle dual operating system on it, you just have to plug the HDD smartphone with your computer/laptop and follow the instructions. You have a choice to either switch between Windows Phone 7 or enjoy Android...

After the release of new HTC smartphones i.e HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z the previous week in UK we came across an exciting features which was the Fast Boot mode, allowing you to make quick calls and check email by reducing the time taken to complete the boot-up sequence. This is an exciting feature.

HTC HD 7 (also called HD 3) has been spreading over the tech circle for quite sometimes now and it seems the time is near to its launch. HTC HD 7 is the very first smartphones to run the most awaiting Windows Phone 7 operating system. Today i came across some leaked specifications of the phone along with some authenticate snap shots of the device.