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A few days ago we announced the news of the Android 2.3 update for HTC Gingerbread Desire. After many twists and that the company HTC, announced that the update would not be possible, it seems that rectified and finally, users who have this terminal will update soon.

Well, as reported by an Australian operator, this update will not interface HTC Sense, as it causes poor performance in the terminal. Apparently, this terminal would have memory problems so they do not bear the Gingerbread Android 2.3 update, nor the HTC interface Sense, therefore, to be able to produce the update, will have to remove some applications and components.

Another Android will arrive in Spain by HTC, HTC is the new Evo 3D, which, as its name suggests, will come with 3D technology. Now into the environment with 3D screens without using special glasses, both mobile and TV, HTC 3D Evo wants to be the benchmark in our country of this technology.

Besides having a screen capable of reproducing 3D images, 3D Evo HTC Android 2.3 has Gingerbread operating system, 1 GB of RAM, a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 1.2 GHz dual-core power and its 5 megapixel camera for capture 3D images.

All these characteristics may be tested in Spain in July. Although no one knows the exact day of departure HTC Evo 3D market, much less companies to include it in their catalog terminals, but is expected to fight for this terminal and 3D images.

A few hours ago it has hit the HTC Desire (formerly known as HTC Bravo) and the most obvious question is what difference is there between the Desire and the Nexus One While both phones are virtually identical, there are some small differences.

As for the terminal itself is almost identical, except for some small design changes, as the speaker and the front-end design. Perhaps the most interesting difference in design is that the HTC Desire has a trackpad (tactile browser), while the Nexus One has trackball (the typical ball).

Furthermore, in terms of performance and technical specifications are virtually identical, since they have the same processor at 1GHz and could emphasize that Desire has more of RAM (576 MB compared to 512 MB of Nexus One). That yes, the HTC HTC Desire is the interface Sense, so the difference could be seen offset RAM for performance.

Finally, and for me the big difference is that Desire is the interface HTC HTC Sense, while Google’s Android phone 2.1 “pure” so that everything depends on the tastes of each. I personally prefer instead Android HTC interface Sense.