Google Nexus One & HTC Desire.

[Casanova]

Are of course officially released!

They're really amazing phones, obviously they're the same phone with different casings. The differance is literally between pixel resolution on the screen's. That's all I can actually find, and even then it's about 30 pixels!

In my opinion the HTC desire is better because an optical trackball is more trustworthy than a roller ball, plus the desire feel's a bit more smooth.

Pricing wise, the nexus one is on the same pricing as the Iphone - as in to get a nexus one, it's on the same tariff's as the Iphone. I'd say the desire is better value for money.

here are some of the stat's. Be warned these phones are of course... an iphone killer They're more powerful, they operate on eclair android 2.1 (with over 70% of their applications being FREE), the snapdragon processor's are 424 mhz more powerful so overall it'll be faster to multitask than the iphone... i really love them!

Nexus One Desire

[AgnesIO]

Haven't there been released for ages?

[Casanova]

Only just hit the shops these last two weeks .

[Meanies]

Only just hit the shops these last two weeks .

well thats a lie because i've had my desire for 3 weeks

i think they were only out on orange for a while to begin with, then other networks now

[Recursion]

T-Mobile's Desire has been out at least three weeks.

[Kipp]

I'm getting the HTC Desire on contract, just got to confirm with my Mom first.

[AgnesIO]

That's hat I thouht Tom.

Certainly been talked about people buying them for weeks, so..

[HotelUser]

I've been using a Nexus One for quite a while now. It rocks, and I'm happy I have the Google phone!

http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/11/a...exus-one-vide/

[AgnesIO]

I've been using a Nexus One for quite a while now. It rocks, and I'm happy I have the Google phone!

http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/11/a...exus-one-vide/

I like how you added in 'Google' to emphasise not apple haha. Clever

[GommeInc]

Isn't the Nexus One better? HTC are hopeless with updates, while a Nexus One gets any updates both minor and major the moment Google kicks them out, making it future-proof