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HTC has a new star of its mainstream Desire series, the Android powered HTC Desire 820. 64-bit follow-up to the Desire 816, the Desire 820 runs Qualcomm's 1.5GHz octacore Snapdragon 615 with 2GB of ...

The Desire 816, introduced at MWC in February of this year, has been one of HTC’s unheralded successes. Featuring bold bright colors, the company’s signature BoomSound speakers, and a generously ...

HTC’s Desire 816 smartphone has already been replaced, before we really got a chance to know it at all. That’s OK though, because the sequel is more exciting, better looking, and bang up to date with ...

When it's not producing flagship phones like the One (M8) or the Butterfly 2, HTC is flooding the rest of the market with several Desire models. These devices vary anywhere from mid-range (like the ...

HTC is billing its Desire 820 as its new flagship mid-range handset, but as one of the first smartphones to rock Qualcomm's 64-bit capable Snapdragon 615 SoC (System-on-Chip), don't be surprised if it ...

HTC Desire Eye is already available exclusively from AT&T, but if you don’t want to get in to a two-year commitment and prefer a SIM-free version, you be glad to know Expansys is now selling the ...

We've had our first afternoon's outing with the HTC Desire 820 and we've come away impressed. While we did have some hands-on time earlier this year with this mid-range hero, we've been itching to get ...

HTC is making a big play for emerging markets this year as it seeks to reverse its losses, and today it has rolled out a new dual SIM phone as it seeks to launch more devices with a variety of price ...

Where the One M8 features a nicely curved metal body, the Desire 816 takes the form of a flat plastic slab with rounded corners. What's more, unlike the One X and the more recent E8, there's no fancy ...