I had finished my contract and had an upgrade available I'd had a choice between an iPhone and this. I made the complete wrong decision which tied me in for 2 years with this under average brick. I am still not out of this contract yet and I don't even have the phone! We'll get onto that later though. These are the specs and capabilities for this phone: -It is 3G ready -Weighs 100 g -HTC Sense version is 4.0 - Has a Beats Audio sound enhancement -Memory card slot is microSD and can hold up to 32GB -Internal storage is 4GB -512MB RAM -Has bluetooth -The camera is 5MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels, can record video -The ...  Read the complete review

I have had my HTC Desire C since October last year and so far so good! The design is very sleek and the size is not too big but not so small you struggle to do anything with it! The keyboard buttons when texting/emailing are also a good size as I find some very small and end up pressing the wrong ones. The one thing I would say is the memory is not very big without a memory card so it is worth purchasing one of those as well (cheap to buy). Overall, very easy to use and get the hang of. Definitly a good buy.

I've had the Desire C since August this year, when I received it as an early upgrade from my network provider. Having previously had a Wildfire, I was quite happy to stick with the HTC brand (although before the smart phone era I'd owned a Nokia 3310 and the Motorola's V220 and razr K1). I'm coming at this review from the point of view of your average user - I'm not interested in having the best/latest phone, I'm not massively into technology, and I don't necessarily understand all the techincal specs and info. I use my phone to call, text, access the internet, facebook and sometimes play silly little game. Texting: I find sending a text on ...  Read the complete review

Firstly, I'll note that in this review I'll cover some points regarding the phone supplier/network provider as well as reviewing the phone itself. I previously had a Samsung Galaxy S and a contract for £30 per month with 1GB limited data. I would say I'm a moderate user and not into downloading lots of things or using many apps, but even so that 1GB was very restricting and I always had to ration data usage carefully in order not to start being charged extortionately for going over the limit. (This also in spite of using Opera, a low-bandwidth web browser designed particularly for mobile users.) I renewed with a £13 per month contract offering ...  Read the complete review