The Android-based Desire HD and Desire Z embody the HTC Sense experience and introduce a number of key innovations including a series of free connected services called htcsense.com that enhances people’s mobile experience on HTC phones.
Mohamed Kais Zribi, regional manager of HTC Middle East and North Africa, says: "Customers have been eagerly awaiting the launch of these new models following the huge success of HTC Desire. I am sure that they will be fully satisfied with the new features and applications that we have introduced in the HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z, especially in view of the new models’ more engaging, intuitive, user-friendly design. We have likewise retained the attention-grabbing features of the phones taking advantage of the powerful Android platform and the latest version of HTC Sense, which has become a major hit among smartphone users."
"We hope that the HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z will grab an even greater number of loyal customers on account of the growing popularity and importance of smartphones in the region," Kais adds.
The new HTC Sense experience offers a variety of enhancements that improve how people capture, create, share and access multimedia content. With a newly created camera experience, people can record HD videos or capture and edit images with a variety of fun camera effects. With HTC Location, a new differentiated online mapping experience, people have instant, on-demand mapping without download delays or mobile roaming charges.
HTC Sense includes a new integrated online e-reading experience utilising a new e-book store powered by Kobo and a new, mobile optimised e-reader that includes the ability to highlight, annotate and quickly search for definitions or translate unfamiliar terms.
HTC Corporation, a global makerof smartphones, has launched the HTC Desire HD and the HTC Desire Z, bringing new features and high-tech improvements to one of HTC’s most successful ranges of smartphone models.
