HTC Droid Eris / Reviews

It all began with the Motorola DROID back in 2009, but things got quickly out of hand with all the fuss and excitement surrounding the operating system that escalated when Google announced the Nexus One (a device manufactured by HTC) at the beginning of 2010. This added fuel to the fire for HTC... More

The Desire is yet another fine piece of work from HTC – build quality is top notch as usual, and there's little to complain about the software except for the Flash performance. Some may argue that the Desire lacks freshness since the Nexus One's already shown it all, but we'd disagree –... More

For the average smartphone user who wants to stay connected with friends and family, as well as surf the web and watch videos, the HTC Hero for Sprint and the DROID Eris for Verizon are fantastic. Even without hardware keyboards, they are super easy to use and offer a slick and truly enjoyable user experience.

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Despite its slim profile, the Eris' hardware is far from perfection. Most annoying are the four touch-sensitive controls (home, menu, back and search) that sit below the screen. These buttons easily blend into the screen and offer vibrating feedback for users. But they can be temperamental. Slight pressure... More

This phone is amazing.Never ever crashes and the internet loads wonderfully.The touchscreen is amazing and although on most phones texting is a chore on all touchscreens on this phone,texting is a breeze.Easy to use only took me about two days to understand how to use it fluently (although as I went... More

This phone is like a slow computer that frustrates you to no end. Everything takes several seconds to load, and often seems frozen.

This phone is ok, but I really miss my blackberry. I don't think the touch screen phone is for me. However overall it is a good phone with lots of interesting apps to play with.

I've owned this phone for about two weeks and am still getting to know it. Lots of good things about it. Love the Google sky map app! This is my first smart phone; my previous one was a Dare, so I'm not an early adopter. But I'm technically proficient -- use Linux, program in C, all... More

This HTC desire seems different than the one Telus is selling.

http://www.telusmobility.com/en/QC/htc_desire/index.shtml

The device is different, even the specs are different. What does that mean?