Here it is, the other hot new HTC Android phone that’s going to be HUGE in 2010 – the HTC Legend.
This video, courtesy of Slashgear, concentrates on the phone’s HTC Sense UI and what to expect from the tweaked Android 2.1 OS that lies beneath, with a different film highlighting the pros and cons of the phone’s unibody physical case if you’re more into the ‘aesthetic’ than the functional.
Roll it:
Looks nice, but we remain SOLD ON the Desire. We’ll happily trade the Legend’s lovely metallic body for that enormous Desire screen and significant processor speed boost. That’s a personal lifestyle choice we’re entitled to make. Link via Phandroid.
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