The HTC Desire Google Android smartphone has more been compared to Apple's iPhone 4 and, whilst the latter has been associated with long-queues outside Apple's stores, the Desire has suffered from poor distribution leading to many frustrated potential owners.

HTC Desire - Design & Build:

The Desire is pure gadget sauciness wrapped in an unassuming package. Like its twin, the Nexus One, the Desire's appearance gives little indication of its powerful 1GHz Snapdragon processor or its seemingly endless pool of features. On the outside, it's just modest, dark grey plastic, although there are a couple of design tweaks that set it apart from the Nexus One.

If you're looking for the ultimate smart phone, you just found it. The HTC Desire HD is a big beast for the average user, but if you value power over portability, you won't be disappointed. The best Web browser in the business and a screen that pushes tablet territory means the Desire HD is more than smart -- it's genius.

HTC Desire HD - Features:

The Desire HD features a 4.3 inch WVGA touchscreen display, with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, there is also a 1GHz processor, plus 768MB of RAM and 1.5GB of internal storage.

The camera on the Desire HD is an 8 megapixel one that comes with a wide range of features, which include a dual LED flash, auto-focus, face detection, and a range of effects which can be added to your photos. The Desire HD camera also features geo-tagging, and the video camera is capable of recording HD video in 720p. For connectivity you get 3G/GPRS/Edge and 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, plus Bluetooth 2.1+EDR.

HTC has come a long way since the first Android device HTC Dream, and Desire Z is only the second slide-out QWERTY Android phone from the company till now. If you are looking for an upgrade from Milestone, Desire Z might be the right choice for you. Check out more in our detailed review below.

HTC Desire Z - Design & Build:

Similar to other HTC devices, Desire Z sports a solid build with both plastic and aluminum chipped in. Desire Z looks high-end and the tweaks-like release hatch for battery cover is a  welcome edition. Personally, I don’t like the traditional battery cover release mechanisms in which you have to strive hard to remove the cover.

On top of the upcoming flagship HTC One, the company is also coming out with smartphones like the Desire Q and Desire P. Aiming for the low to mid range markets, the two smartphones will offer these features :

HTC Desire P:

• 4.3-inch WVGA display
• 8MP rear camera + front camera
• 1Ghz dual core processor
• microSD card support
• Beats Audio technology
• red and white colors
• Android 4.1