Even HTC Desire V is the most expensive dual sim phone in the market, I still bought it because it has the 4" nice vibrant screen, 1 GHz processor speed, good battery and reasonable camera. When I bought no warranty card and no where to register the warranty, told to keep the receipt. The big disappointment is the lagging of the phone when on line frequently, I compared using my another same 1 GHz sony xperia ray but it log in much more faster and will not hang there. My regret off buying this phone and it will be my first and last HTC phone.
Google playstore isn't available on this phone, that's really disappointing :(
PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE BUYING THIS FONE:
i just got the mobile man, having it 4 past 1 month. HERE COMES SPECIFIC POINTS ABT HTC DESIRE V:
1. GOOD IS- ITS JUST WONDERFUL
2.large display- GULPS UP TH BATRY
3.BATRY LIFE OK IN LIMITED USAGE
etc....
only am pointing abt the ability of this fone:
1. camera is below avg. infact am having samsung fone without flash 3.2 MP camera . it takes pics suprebly wit each pic ~900kb size. but this one doesnt crossing 800 kb most of the time.
2.apps r running in the background even aftr closing.
3. am having difficulty in playing some hd videos >50mb size. its fucking.
BUT I LOVE THIS FONE, BCOZ DIS S MY 1ST ANDROID MAN.
4.NO frnt camera
5.wen v r talking n one sim the other sim bcome inactive....
please tell me which phone is better htc desire v or htc desire hd
How Does this phone perform under direct SunLight
Dear Readers and HTC Users/Android Users in specific, kindly let me know how the apps can be closed? I am not able to close them, they remain in the background even after I exit them; they show up in the Status Launch Curtain which also features a Quick Settings menu. Moreover, where has the nine-point pattern lock gone? A ring now appears instead of that.
Just received my HTC Desire V. It has 0,91GB available space from internal storage and using smart monitor app, it tells me I have 400mb free space left after installing a load of heavy apps. This is WAYYYY better than the original Desire!
Absolutely wonderful phone. The performance is not bad, battery life is pretty decent. Apps don't drain much battery, and music playback is awesome. Very impressive phone overall, espescially with ICS and Sense 4.0 imbued into the device.
Absolutely wonderful phone. The performance is not bad, battery life is pretty decent. Apps don't drain much battery, and music playback is awesome. Very impressive phone overall, espescially with ICS and Sense 4.0 imbued into the device.
Anonymous, 07 Aug 2012good one go for it.can u do skype video call on this? I cannot see front camera
This is best phone I ever had in dual sim plus ICS and 233 ppi .
good one go for it.
Anonymous, 05 Aug 2012one s is betterprice ?? not better
Andy Santosa, 05 Aug 2012Jeffrey, noted with your opinions. are you sure with that ? see the others opinions werent sat... moreAndy, I'm absolutely sure. I got it in Jakarta as well. I have no regrets so far. Your mileage may vary depending on your usage, of course. For example, I don't talk more than 5 mins at a time, I travel to other countries quite often so I need dual SIM, I do use data a lot, I use a lot of apps but I don't play games. I believe if you use the Desire V mainly as a voice and data communication device, you should be happy with it. ICS is great too.
And for others who want dual SIM active: No Android ICS phones that I know of have it, OK? So go buy a phone made in 2008 like Samsung D980 if you want dual SIM active, and let me know how many apps you can run on it.
Anonymous, 05 Aug 2012one s is betterReally? this a mid to low range of course the One S is better but this is a dual sim phone & the One S is single sim
is it dual sim active or stand-by ? Can I hear if someone else is calling even if I am talking on sim 1 or 2, for example...?waiting for an answer, thanks.
please i need htc desir v model numbar?
No weather animation.. I miss that feature in Sense :(
how much user available internal memory ????????
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