sauce? I'm keen on that

normal usage can be 2 days...
if heavy usage 1 day..

haih.. need wait 20++ days to get desire...  T_T
2120 ap price..

So far 16GB MicroSDHC available only in class 2 in Malaysia. Dunno if other places have.

transfer speed~~class 2 with min 2mb/s, class 4 with 4mb/s and so on

If not mistake 15mb/s is max and you hardly reach that speed, the 6mb/s is min guarantee....
Normally what they tell is maximum as to impress the buyers

thanks guys, but even though u say the speed is class 2 with min 2mb/s, class 4 with 4mb/s and so on... in real life, can we really feel the diff? and does higher class heats up faster and eats more battery?

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Added on June 2, 2010, 10:33 am

u noe hu selling?

Just asking, can we use our 3g sim card and existing maxis data plan of Desire to other phone (eg: iphone) ???

desire cannot support multiple finger-touch at onetime meh?

thanks for the info!
updating now.. ngek ngek... see what it updates first...
UK Model rocks.... lol

Thinking to get this today after work.

But then I have few questions for purchasing the HTC desire. Hopefully you guys can advice me ;p

The phone is RM1,499. Let's say I choose the cheapest data plan...
the 1st payment will be RM1,499 + 50?

How about the contract for 12 mths? I do not have cc... or i just need to pay to maxis every month?

Yesterday went to KLCC to test Desire (and unfortunately being bang by an idiot who doesn't know how to reverse their car out of parking lot on the same day).

I find that the menu is disappointing. Hardware wise is okay, fast and sleek. I was hoping they can make software more user friendly. I tried to find contact for a minute without success. The htc staff that serve me also took 30secs and said its not his phone. LOL... the downside of Android is that its a bit complex, better than WinMo but still behind Apple OS3.

I was not asking any question. Just a personal view on the highly rated Desire. Its OVER-RATED for now. Maybe after a few updates, it might be able to truly challenge Iphone OS3.

rm2399 for RRP digi is it?

23rd june...

So, Who Should Buy an iPhone 4?The answer is actually pretty simple: If you're eligible for the advertised prices of $199 and $299, don't mind signing up for another two years with AT&T, and don't have any anxiety about Android's rate of progress leaving your iPhone 4 feeling behind the curve, it's a recommended buy, especially if you're currently using a 3G.

just woke up and straight head to apple's website..
IMO,i like the design very much..anyway,A4 processor better than snapdragon right?