U.S. Cellular Makes the HTC Desire Available

It’s official folks! You can now purchase the HTC Desire via U.S. Cellular today! The Desire is currently available for $199 on a new 2yr. service agreement after a $70 mail-in rebate or if you’re looking for this device without a contract, expect to throw down $499.95 . The HTC Desire, as we know, is pretty much a Google Nexus One with HTC’s Sense UI with the exception of a few physical differences. The internal specs match up with a 1GHz processor, 3.7″ display with 480 X 800 WVGA resolution, 512MB ROM and 576 MB RAM.

Via: Android Central

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I once served in the USMC from 02'-08' I purchased the G1 in 2008 and then watched the Android OS turn the mobile world upside down. I then got the Nexus One followed by the Samsung Vibrant. I also have the HD2 running Shubcraft CM6. I've been following the Android community for a while now and couldn't be happier doing anything else. "Go Green, get -C}[\][D[R[-][][D-"

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