HTC announced several new Android-based devices today, starting their updated lineup of phones from the HTC Desire series – HTC Desire S.

HTC Desire S has been announced at MWC’11 which is powered by the Qualcomm's new 1GHz Snapdragon MSM8255 processor and now has a 3.7-inch display screen.

As a successor to the popular and award-winning HTC Desire, the new HTC Desire S blends stunning design with power and speed. Inspired by the HTC Legend™ smartphone's aluminium design, the HTC Desire S is sculpted out of a single block of aluminum making it feel solid and natural in your hand. With Qualcomm's new 1GHz Snapdragon™ MSM8255 processor, the HTC Desire S offers snappy performance and power. It offers dual front and back cameras, High-Definition video recording and the 3.7-inch WVGA display presents multimedia content brilliantly.

In my opinion, HTC needs to seriously start working on the design of their new phones. They all have the same look/design as we first saw in the Nexus One. HTC Desire S don’t seem to bring any significant changes as how Samsung and LG have updated their lineup.

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HTC Desire S: 1GHz Processor, 3.7-Inch Display

Samsung announced the new Galaxy S II at the Samsung Unpacked event in Barcelona, Spain on the February 13th, just a day before the official kick-off of the Mobile World Congress 2011.

Galaxy S II is the successor to the Galaxy S, an Android phone based on the latest Gingerbread OS. It is expected to launch later this month.

Samsung Galaxy S II features a dual-core 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM, the gorgeous 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, only 8.49mm think, 8 megapixels camera with full HD recording, TouchWiz 4.0 and four Samsung hub apps.

They have decided to take it big this time, and in my opinion, Samsung has come out with the perfect Galaxy S successor. I can’t wait till I get my hands on this device.

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Samsung Galaxy S II – It’s Official