British network Three is the first mobile operator to launch HTC's latest budget handset, the Desire C. Announced just a couple of weeks ago, the Desire C is the successor to HTC's budget-busting Wildfire range. It's got a 600MHz CPU, a 3.5-inch HVGA display and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. And being an HTC Sense 4 phone, it also ships with Beats Audio software enhancements. There's also a 5MPrear camera, though no front-facer, so video calling is out of the question. So it's not going to set the world alight, but the Desire C looks like a decent little budget handset.
Three's offering the Desire C for free on contracts starting at just 13 per month, or if you want to buy it outright, the PAYG price is an equally reasonable 150, when purchased with an initial 15 top-up. The network's selling the Desire C in black and white, and the phone is available to order online and in-store from today.
Source: Three UK; More: HTC Desire C gallery
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