At last the phone we've been waiting for has finally arrived. The HTC Hero has emerged blinking into the light, complete with the new Sense UI, to unleash a smackdown on the iPhone 3GS and the Palm Pre. Android upgraded, this is the most powerful Google OS phone yet. If there's one thing 
you can say about HTC (and you can actually say a fair bit) it's that when it announces a phone, the launch is typically not that far behind, and it's achieved that with the Hero, coming weeks after the announcement, in a similar way to the HTC Magic, its second Android phone. It's not actually a Google-phone as such, as it's not branded and co-designed by the big G. But it still has all the Android hallmarks, and then adds a whole new dimension with the Sense UI from HTC.The overall look of the device is a bit Marmite-esque. The jutting lip and functional appearance certainly won't see it winning any style awards but at the same time it's well laid out and fits comfortably in the hand, with the extra coating on the back making it harder to slip to the ground.
you can say about HTC (and you can actually say a fair bit) it's that when it announces a phone, the launch is typically not that far behind, and it's achieved that with the Hero, coming weeks after the announcement, in a similar way to the HTC Magic, its second Android phone. It's not actually a Google-phone as such, as it's not branded and co-designed by the big G. But it still has all the Android hallmarks, and then adds a whole new dimension with the Sense UI from HTC.The overall look of the device is a bit Marmite-esque. The jutting lip and functional appearance certainly won't see it winning any style awards but at the same time it's well laid out and fits comfortably in the hand, with the extra coating on the back making it harder to slip to the ground.For Further Details visit At:www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/htc-hero-617981/review
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