I got the info from SiS. I emailed them.

[quote=gomatsu,Apr 11 2010, 11:04 PM]
Over here it's £352 = RM 1723


How about the warranty? Is it international warranty? Any difference between the one selling in malaysia and the one you nought in UK?

I got some info regarding Android phones here.... is it applied for HTC Desire too ??

1) Hands free dialing and call answering is not supported
2) Bluetooth voice dialing is also not supported
3) Android does not support animated GIF files. It only shows the first frame
4) Android does not officially allow applications to be installed on, nor run from, an SD card.
5) Android calendar is restricted to synchronisation with Google Calendar service
6) Android does not readily support Bluetooth file exchange,video call or native Java ME, as do other mobile operating systems, such as Symbian OS and Windows Mobile, however some of this is still possible: Bluetooth file exchange is possible on rooted devices.[111] Apps like Qik allow live broadcasting (but not receiving) and KnockingLiveVideo for the iPhone is set to make an android appearance.Java ME apps can be converted with a MIDP runner that converts them to android apk's to be installed like normal apps.

i tot android 2.1 is already ready for bluetooth file transfer?

saw some ppl already get their units today from clove at australia...
even my friend order 1 from clove last few days n ETA next week or by end of this month..i can try his phone one he got it

maybe those who already using desire may want to share their experience in terms of interface and user practicality...

I am really eager to buy this phone but not sure how will it compare to windows mobile phones...

from what i heard from new user for android, the interface is super nice and easy to use....he like the interface of it

i like most of it.. only one things.. typing of sms not so convenient. hopefully can be improve soon.

i have ordered one from tmobile and awaiting delivery. in the meantime i went to carphone warehouse and played with it. nothing to fault. i have an iphone and have been a fanboi of it. however, the desire's multitouch is very good, changing screens is fast, opening programs are speedy and the keyboard is good as well, well, better than iphone as it is slightly wider

Nice comment from an iphone user!
From what i heard, HTC multitouch is not as good as iphone but now I am convinced that it is good!

YEA~
Android sms system, reli need tyme 2 get used too
T_T
I always typo and send wrong things 2 ppl..

Erm, played with Desire for 20 minutes, i think in terms of sensitivity of the screen and multitouch, iphone might have the edge still..
But Desire done a good job with it already LOL~

I like ask Desire user whether it support multiple internet windows, or does it have tab buttons?

Can we open a few sites with few windows?

Higher speed processor means lower battery life?

Think of it this way, higher speed means less time waiting for things to load, means better battery life

about the multitouch, it is pretty good. accurate enough for normal usage, text input is good as well. definitely, iphone is better, but then by only 5% at most. the speedy proc enables multitasking which is good, load your RSS feeds and weather while u surf the net or reply a text while playing pandora/spotify/lastfm... its seamless though the leap view is kinda slow and not 100% smooth.

but about screen quality, there's none of the boring 16 apps on your homescreen + 4 on the dock. u can customize it.. no matter how u customize the iphone only can see 16 apps that just move around... non functioning i should say.

i have not tried the notifications on the desire (delayed due to lack of stock here in uk) but hopefully, it works better than the in-your-face pop outs (sometimes, i can get 3 pop-ups in 1 go, text, fb and ebay)...

can Desire launch a multiple window for website or does it have tab functions?


thanks

depends on browser

A promoter in Celcom promotion fair KLCC told me HTC Desire is coming to Celcom at the end of May.

any news on other carriers? like maxis

This post has been edited by perx135305: Apr 13 2010, 09:02 PM

oh ya, I also asked an executive in Maxis this afternoon. He told me Maxis has no plan yet to have Android phone packages, because 'they already have other competitive phones'.

Hopefully they will not tie up with any carrier... I am happy with my current telco provider ...