HTC Desire

Although the battery life and screen visibilty in sunlight should bring the review score down from 10 to the high 9's, I just cannot bring myself to lower the score at all.
The HTC Sense interface is fast and easy to use, and if for some reason you don't like it, replacing it is easy. (With LauncherPro for example).
Multitasking is a breeze, i've had several webpages, email, music, sms, and an emulator open with no noitcable performance loss.
When indoors the 3.7" AMOLED screen is just beautiful, colours are sharp and bright, and the resolution is very nice as well.
In terms of size and weight, the phone fits comfortably in my hand, is light without feeling flimsy, and fits comfortably in the pocket of even my tightest jeans.
The 5MP Camera is nice, and with the Android 2.2 update comes 720p video recording.
Voice search also came with 2.2, and works very well.
I would consider it superior to the iPhone, because of Androids open source nature and the ability to load whatever apps you want without jailbreaking.

Well, for the uninitiated, the Desire is the HTC branded version of the Google Nexus One (which HTC actually produces anyway) but with a few minor improvements thrown in for good measure, namely an optical track pad in place of the trackball offering superior accuracy and comfort for scrolling and navigating. The biggest difference between the two, comes in software form however, with the Desire running HTC’s own Sense UI over the top of Andriod 2.1; the same Operating System as the Nexus One which is of course Linux 2.6.29-97, Firmware 2.1-Update 1.

Aside from the changes listed above, the Desire has a 3.7 Inch WVGA AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 5.0 megapixel camera with an LED flash and the latest version of Android 2.1.

Every iPhone user who has seen this phone, loves it, and says this will be their next phone.

This Phone is Great with excellent speed and smooth menu changes... a truly needed accessory for everyone ..

For me also the Memory expansion is a great option.

Only other downers are the Price, but compare to the I-phone this is faster and a much better phone and aspects seen is the firmware is customized by htc which can lead to a delay in the firmware update for the android OS

The Desire is one of the fastest Android phones on the market. It has the best browsing experience, with the large responsive screen and addition of Flash. It has one of the best cameras found on an Android phone. It runs on the most intuitive, constantly-adapting operating systems available. It collates your social networking updates and contacts in the easiest and most efficient way possible. So yes, it's definitely worthy of your desire—however embarrassing the name may be.