Pocket-Lint: The HTC Desire Z has been popping up all over the place in the last few months but the High Tech Computer Corporation of Taiwan has finally decided that their new QWERTY keyboard Android smartphone is ready to meet the public in an official capacity. Yes, the HTC Desire Z is here.
TechExclusive: "HTC’s Desire Z is everything you could possibly want in a smartphone with just enough added features and benefits to make it one of the most exciting gadgets you can invest in."
Seems like a pretty average phone to me.
Unless it's free with a contract or something.
i have this phone for about 8 months now.
it does everything i need it to do and then some.
its upgradable to Gingerbread, which is a good thing.
and then theres a certain app that goes by the name of vlingo....install that and you feel like Tony Stark.
all in all, iv never had one complaint about my phone.
but when it comes to android devices, theres nothing much that seperates them per say, but for me personally, the qwerty keryboard was a huge factor. not many droids have a keyboard, or one thats so comfy to use.
Mobile Burn - Despite Verizon Wireless' announcement that the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Motorola DROID 2 Global is rolling out to users now, Motorola has said that the update is not ready and is not available.
Pocket-Lint - The Motorola Milestone 2 looks to build on the successes of its forebear namesake. For a time, the Milestone/Droid was pretty much the only high-end QWERTY Android device out there, until HTC threw their hat into the ring with the HTC Desire Z. Although there are lower-spec options, like the LG GW620 and Motorola’s own Dext, this is where the duel is drawn: HTC vs. Motorola, QWERTY keyboards at 20 paces.
