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The Android OS-based HTC Desire was launched in Australia recently at a late afternoon BBQ event at Star City’s Astral Bar.
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The Android OS-based HTC Desire was launched in Australia recently at a late afternoon BBQ event at Star City’s Astral Bar.
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In September, Vodafone Hutchinson Australia (VHA), the umbrella company for Vodafone and 3 retail franchises, revealed it had nabbed exclusive rights to sell the Desire HD. At the event, the company announced it would hold this exclusive Australian distribution right “forever” and would not be selling the phone outright.
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HTC Desire, the earlier version of the Desire HD, was made exclusive to Telstra at launch in April and has since experienced a high level of success.
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HTC Desire, the earlier version of the Desire HD, was made exclusive to Telstra at launch in April and has since experienced a high level of success.
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The phone uses Google’s Android OS and is free with Vodafone and 3 on a $59 monthly plan.
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The phone uses Google’s Android OS and is free with Vodafone and 3 on a $59 monthly plan.
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The phone uses Google’s Android OS and is free with Vodafone and 3 on a $59 monthly plan.
IN PICTURES; HTC Desire HD launch
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The new HTC smartphone was launched at Star City's Astral restaurant.
