This may simply be coincidence but the other Verizon-bound Android device just cleared the FCC the same time the Motorola Sholes did. In this case, it's the HTC Desire, a device we saw leaked via a Verizon inventory document earlier in the month. Like we said before, a HTC-built, Android-powered, Verizon-networked phone? Yeah, we're interested.
The HTC Desire is also going to be rocking Wi-Fi, no small occurrence for Verizon phones. We're speculating here, but could Big Red be preparing to launch both Android devices at the same time? And since we know the Motorola Sholes is a QWERTY-slider device, maybe the HTC Desire will differentiate by offering a full touchscreen experience. Ah, this is just all food for thought. When pictures of the Desire leak, you know we'll have them!
What do you guys think?
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This article has me concerned about HTC's radiation level. :/
Radiation threats: The 10 most potentially hazardous smartphones
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/hiner/?p=2888
Should I be concerned?
No. It wouldn't be released if it was over a harmful level. The whole cell phone radiation being harmful stuff hasn't been proven yet, although there are theories that people that talk for sustained amounts of time on a regular basis (8 hours a day, 5 days a week) will be the ones where it'll show.
Not a fan of Verizon,no matter how good the phone is,i'll pass
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I read that the Desire will not include the Sence program. Is it possible to add that from HTC at a later time?