Mobile World Congress 2010 round up!

Annual communications occasion, the mobile World Congress (MWV 2010) has slowly pulled the big screen this year. The awards also were the property of their master. Apple CEO Steve Jobs was named Person of the Year Award, won the high award for best service delivery platform and the most talked about, the best mobile terminal (equipment) award, the Hero was HTC phone-wise.

HTC Desire, the phone we first met as the Bravo. On first inspection, save for some subtle differences, the Desire appeared to be a very similar proposition to the HTC manufactured Google Nexus One. This phone design is a marked improvement on the Nexus One with physical keys and an optical track pad replacing touch sensitive keys and a track ball making for a more responsive means of navigation. The touchscreen, a 3.7 inch AMOLED monster, looks amazing but is even better to use.

Unquestionably a stunning phone on the outside, the Desire follows a similar trend on the inside with the latest iteration of Google’s Android operating system. The Desire also has the processing muscle to ensure apps, menus and web pages loaded quickly and smoothly thanks to the 1GHz processor on board. Expected in late March, HTC easily unveiled an early contender for phone of the year at this year’s MWC.

Reference: http://blog.mobiles.co.uk/mobile-news/mobile-world-congress-2010-round-up/