HTC has just presented 5 new phones, two of them with Facebook experience, and a tablet.

Wildfire S now has HVGA Super LCD screen and alu-case, Desire S packs Desire HD features in Desire sized body. Incredible S does not look too impressive.

HTC Flyer is the first tablet from HTC. Among interesting stuff, capacitive stylus and improved user experience. We'll have to test it out and check out all the software enhancements.

We present you with more pictures of just announced HTC Desire HD and Desire Z. We have noticed a couple of interesting features as well:

• There is an option to import contacts from older HTC, iPhone, BlackBerry… phones directly via bluetooth
• Black-list application comes preinstalled
• Desire HD is more pleasant in hand than HD2, just feels better
• Desire Z looks like a great device but 5-row keyboard on Touch Pro 2 cannot be beaten with a 4-row keyboard

Enjoy the pictures.

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on HTC event in London at HTC Desire Z and HTC Desire HD world premiere.

We can expect up to 20 per cent battery life on these two models and improved version of HTC Sense interface that will allow users to manage their phone over HTCsense.com web service. We can also expect improved mapping software and multimedia capabilities.  Desire HD will also feature 8MPix camera with 720p video support. We can also expect better integration with social networks and new security features (e.g. sending message to phone over web service in case it is lost). HTC Company is also preparing new Windows 7 handsets but they are not permitted to innovate user interface like on Google Android platform, never the less they have announced numerous hardware improvements which we are waiting to see.

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The first Acer Android phone gets a new facelift and new OS version as well. The hardware is the same as in the regular model, and this special edition phone with bluetooth headset and pouch in Ferrari colors is celebrating the 800th race of the Formula 1 Ferrari team. The software portion of the phone has minor changes as well, new user interface, cool desktop wall papers and music resembling the Ferrari engine.

Expect a review of the Android 2.1 powered Special Edition Liquid E soon… Check out the exclusive high resolution images in the following gallery and the full review of Liquid previously on our blog.

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We had a chance to play with HTC Wildfire, the new smartphone that will be a successor to the model HTC Tattoo. The newest addition to the HTC Android porfolio looks like a mini Desire. As you can see in the following table, it even has a capacitive screen (Tattoo did not). The only drawback is of course the screen, but since the resolution is lower than desire, it does not need a Snapdragon 1GHz processor, and works like a charm.

HTC Wildfire could be a big hit, considering the expected price and mass market audience that could afford it. It packs a new and improved version of HTC Sense, integrating notifications from social networks directly with a contact during a call. It will be available in cool colors as well (gunmetal, black, white, red).

The Wildfire looks cute standing next to Nexus One, maybe an ideal second phone ?

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Check out the preview video as well…

www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kMlKy1yHM0

OK, we did it again, for your complete overview of the new HTC HD Mini, check out a set of (almost) all the screenshots from this smartphone (55 in total).

General impressions are good, the screen is capacitive, back cover in gunmetal non-glossy surface. The successor to the Diamond 2 has less pixels (resolution is HVGA instead of WVGA), but it is fast. Combining 600MHz with 384MB of RAM, HD mini is very responsive and resembles HD2 in tearms of speed. Complete specs and overview can be seen here.

Above, HD Mini compared to Nexus One.

Be sure to check all the numbers in the screenshots (versions, etc…).

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As we witnessed ourselves, Google has been giving away free Nexus One phones for all registered atendees at Android Developers Lab's technical conferences at Mobile World Congress. While we are entering this text Nexuses are being unboxed and a bunch of people are walking trough Barcelona with grey new phones and pink X signs on their hands.

Way to go, Google!

HTC has introduced the new HTC Sense, improved and ready to ship with these models as well as some older ones (confirmed for HTC Hero). As far the specifications go, you allready know everything, we had them first

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15:51 CET – Three fundamental principles: Accountability for user experience, New platform with deep integrated services, A strong ecosystem.

15:48 CET – A different kind of phone designed for Life in Motion.

15:47 CET – Windows Phone 7 movie shows. Wow, tells us that we are confused with number of apps and that we need to step over. Steve Balmer takes over.

15:45 CET – The demo will be available to see at Microsoft's boot at WMC. So the Windows Phone is usable already.

15:43 CET – The next is Games hub, featuring Xbox LIVE.

15:41 CET – Joe shows Zune desktop application. Content on the phone are accessible directly from the app.

15:39 CET – Music and Video part of the WM is next. Joe shows the music+video hub. Every WM phone will be a Zune, but go beyond.

15:38 CET – Office hub allows us to create notes in One Note, connect to SharePoint, and collaborate with people consisting with upcoming Office 2010.

15:36 CET – Pictures are present regardless of the way the got to the phone. Next is productivity.

15:34 CET – The next section is Pictures hub. UI is nice and clean, clear fonts, everything is in 2D, looks sleek.

15:31 CET – Joe shows the way WP will connect to People. People hub is the people-oriented UI section, integratiin all the available services (Outlook, Facebook, MSN). People hub is panoramic, can be panned to left and right. All the contacts are present trough People hub showing all the available info (Windows Live, Facebook status…)

15:29 CET – Outlook is great, e-mails available offline as well. Optimized for finger use. There are no scrollbars.

15:28 CET – Fonts are improved, 1/3 of the screen shows additional commands accessible via fingers. All the WP devices will have capacitive screens.

15:26 CET – The browser looks OK, Windows Phone 7 browser is based on desktop IE code, giving the compatibility. Crowd is confused, IE code ?

15:24 CET – The search button brings up Bing, showing the local relevant results (e.g. sushi bars are shown in Barcelona)

15:22 CET – Joe shows Bing maps, that changes the visualization, shows satellite photos when zoomed enough. Supports pinch-zoom. His demo device is not HD2!

15:20 CET – The calendar looks good, appbar showed as well. Users can access advanced commands trough appbar.

15:19 CET – The tiles are scrollable, and user customizable. Applications as well can be live tiles.

15:16 CET – All the devices will have 3 buttons, start, search and back. Joe shows live demo. Calls the icons – Live Tiles

15:14 CET – Joe – it is designed for Life in Motion with smart design and integrated experiences.

15:13 CET – Video is playing, UI looks great. Short but effective. Crowd cheers…

15:11 CET – Joe says all the phones started to look the same, Microsoft would like to focus to end user.

15:10 CET – Je Belfiore steps on the stage. The Vice President / Windwows Phone, starts to talk about the opportunity for change

15:09 CET – Steve Balmer steps on the stage, will talk about phones and next generation of Windows Phone series – 7.

15:07 CET – We just saw guys from Engadget, angle of the photos gave them away… Music is playing, nothing yet…

14:57 CET – The hotel lobby is leaking on our Sony Vaio P – just moved to another spot. Not good for start