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I'm with you on this. It's basically the Nexus One hardware, with some quite minor differences and some HTC-specific Android customizations. It was already pret

by Maakuth 16y ago

I'm with you on this. It's basically the Nexus One hardware, with some quite minor differences and some HTC-specific Android customizations. It was already pretty darn good, but with last week's OTA-upgrade to Froyo, i'd say it's an excellent smartphone.

topbanana 16y ago
The main hardware differnce is that the Desire has real buttons (back, home, menu etc) wheres the Nexus One has soft buttons without the same level of touch feedback.
- borism 16y ago
  can't Desire do haptic feedback like EVO 4G? (if you're looking for a feedback) for me the problem is rather with soft buttons being inadvertently activated when using the device in landscape mode, not the feedback.