HTC has put together a whopping video showing off its upcoming HTC Desire HD, giving us a chance to have a look at the thing and its new HTC Sense skin in action before agreeing to another punishing 24 month contract in exchange for one.
Here it is. It’s over seven minutes long, so you might want to put on your email’s out-of-office auto-responder and arrange to have someone bring you a cup of tea in three or four minutes time.
Phone porn. What an amazing device. Skip to the end to see HTC’s new remote phone-wiping and tracking tools, which will be organised through the new HTC Sense web site. Link via our old chum This Android Life.
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