The Ville’s currently sporting a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and an 8MP camera. You will be seeing HTC’s new Sense 4.0 UI tossed over the top Android 4.0.1. All displayed on a 4.3-inch qHD screen. Similar to the LG Spectrum, HTC didn’t do away with capacitive buttons entirely yet. There are three instead of four located at the bottom of the device. The search button is the key that is missing in action. Most likely due to the search integration that ICS already offers.
As you can see in the screen grabs below, it is looking really nice. With the soft rounded corners and looking extremely thin.
Source: AndroidCentral
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What’s the point? Might as well stay on Gingerbread. I have a gNex and I couldn’t imagine screwing up ICS with Sense. This is coming from someone who used to love HTC before getting a Galaxy Nex phone. I’m definitely only buying Google phones from here on out. First time I’ve actually just enjoyed my phone without feeling buyers remorse because the carrier planned on releasing a better phone only 2-3 months later. Nice to have a phone that just works too. The timely updates are also a plus.
heres another link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0qgmIC1ESZE
its gonna suck saying goodbye to the 4 buttons, but as you just heard, Google Said try to steer away from the search and menu buttons in replaced to the “action bar” button. Sucks, but this is a slick phone. Finally HTC needs to pick up there feet, Sammy is beating them sadly