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A) The world we live in, before a product even hits the retail stores, the technology is outdated. So please, let's not get into that. Gingerbread is not coming out soon. And if we keep thinking about the latest technology, well the Desire HD, Galaxy S etc. will soon all be outdated by dual...

I think this thread quite comprehensively covers this question. Do read up first. http://www.techenclave.com/mobile-phones/htc-desire-vs-samsung-galaxy-s-175175.html And to put in a nutshell - you can't go wrong with either phone. But they have a few differences. It all boils down to...

I would totally disagree with the idea of getting a used iPhone. I think anyone who has come to a decision to go Android has thought it through, whereas apple fanboys are not known for having the most rational thoughts. As for the OP's Budget, I think he has made it quite clear that he has...

^ Unfortunately HTC took their damn sweet time getting it to India, but I would hardly call it outdated. IMHO it performs as good if not better than the Galaxy S (as far as phone usage goes). Now I don't give two s**ts about fps while playing games on my phone. So far whatever games I have...

Good choice with the Desire. Though honestly it's hard to say one phone is better than the other, and really it boils down to personally preference. Physical build quality + smooth and good looking UI won it for me with the Desire. Anyway, awesome table you have made - should be very useful...

On the basis of my recent usage of the Desire, basically a full day's usage with maybe 5-10 calls (~30 minutes talktime), a LOT of WiFi (~6 hours), 10-15 minutes of gaming reduces my battery life from 100% in the morning to about 51% by the time I go to sleep. So it's neither fantastic, nor...

Basically this product sucks. As far as the screen protector goes it is no better than your average screen protector off ebay. Because of that I have not even ventured into applying the rest of the shield, especially since my HTC Desire has a rubberized back. Instead I am getting a silicone...

Ok you saved it from the trash! It's confirmed - Colin does make a huge difference - not that many bubbles etc. and a much smoother application. Only problem is that a few dings have come into the screen protector after reapplying it several times, and it seems the self healing stuff is b.s...

I'll try using Colin after that it's in the trash.

Stealth guards. Nonsense product. Very very ordinary screen protector. No self healing observed. http://www.techenclave.com/mobile-phones/free-stealthguards-invisible-shields-limited-supplies-172869.html

After many days, no improvement. In fact while applying and reapplying 3-4 times, some dings got made in it, and at least from that experience it seems that the whole self-healing thing is total b.s. - there has been no change. Neither are the air bubbles disappearing. I guess will try one...

Damn screen protector is giving me a lot of problems - so still not using it as a phone! :( My life sucks! After the 2.2 I didn't feel a huge difference, which is a credit to the device that even in 2.1 it was completely lag free (unlike what I saw in my first 10 minutes with the Galaxy S)...

touch response is satisfactory, but the bubbles have not gone away!! :( Will try reapplying again today, after which I guess get a local screen protector what else? :(

Basically I peeled it off, and then dip it in a mug of lukewarm water with a little liquid soap. Reapplied, and this time it's much better. No big bubbles, but pockets of tiny tiny ones. Some of them have disappeared in the last few hours, so I am hopeful by tomorrow the screen protector is...

I got mine yesterday... just applied it... two thumbs down for the fact that they did not include the spray and squeegee when the instructions that they mentioned on the invoice (i.e. link to youtube video) shows no other way to apply it. I tried applying with a little soapy water and a credit...

Stupid companies can't make decent dual sim smartphones, and here they are attempting triple sim! Anyway, hopefully this means we will see less laalaas sporting two three phones holstered on their belt.

I tried it - quite average. But then I have been spoilt by the 720p video recording with optical zoom on my Panasonic Lumix. Honestly, I don't care for mobile phone cameras/camcorders. They can never replicate or substitute regular digicams. Honestly, I don't envision using the...

Good that you got it, but rather bullshit on their part to not include a microfibre cloth / squeegee and cleaning spray. Hopefully tdhe "self healing" feature is not bullshit either.

^+1, Caveat Emptor.

I did it over wifi directly on my phone. Don't have the zip file.