O2 is flogging two new HTC phones, the much praised Desire, and the Smart.
It’s the last network to stock the HTC Desire, the high-end smartphone which is much like Google’s Nexus One.
The Desire boasts a 3.7 inch AMOLED touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, and a 1GHz processor running Android 2.1.
If you want the handset for free, then you’ll need to fork out £40 per month on an 18 month contract.
If you want to cut that monthly fee down, you can pay either £50 or £100 for the phone, and then a monthly rate of £35 or £30 respectively.
All plans come with unlimited texts and Internet, though with the £40 per month tariff you get 600 minutes, 300 minutes with the £35 one, and just 100 minutes if you elect for the £30 per month option.
The HTC Smart is, as O2 puts it, an “affordable and easy-to-use smartphone, offering easy-to-use widgets, browsing and connectivity at an affordable price.”
So, we’re guessing it’s pretty easy-to-use. Hardware-wise, it’s kitted out with a 2.8 inch touchscreen, a 3 megapixel camera, 256MB of storage, an FM radio and bluetooth (but no wi-fi).
The Smart comes free on an 18 month tariff starting at as little as £15 per month (with 50 minutes and unlimited texts).
Both HTC phones are available now – head on over to the O2 shop if you fancy placing an order.
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HTC Desire and Smart now available on O2
