Beyond its obvious Facebook centric approach, the ChaCha is an exceptionally attractive, well built and feature rich phone in its own right. HTC ChaCha.

Tablets just seem so perfect for taking notes via a stylus. We check out HTC's Flyer that can do precisely that. HTC Flyer.

At long last we've got our hands on a phone that sports Microsoft's new Windows Phone 7 operating system, and while HTC's Mozart boasts some decent hardware, can the software keep up? HTC Mozart.

HTC's stable is packed with some well bred horses. The Android powered Desire Z is no exception. HTC Desire Z.

TechSmart printed out enough pages to fill an encyclopaedia on HP's latest all-in-one, in order to find out if it's worthy of becoming your next small office or home network printer. HP Officejet 6500A Plus.

One of the latest Android-based smartphones to come out of the HTC stable, the HTC Legend boasts a stunning AMOLED display and impressive and intuitive OS and Sense UI skin. HTC Legend.

With a screen this big, HTC's HD2 could easily be mistaken for a small ereader. Its also the Taiwanese manufacturers best Windows Mobile phone to date. HTC HD2 Smartphone.

The HTC Tattoo brings Android to the mid-range, style focused user. With interchangeable covers and an uncompromised Android experience its worth a look. HTC Tattoo.

The Touch2 is the first Windows Mobile 6.5 handset we\'ve reviewed. With its fairly standard hardware offering and revamped interface it looks like a decent entry-level smartphone. HTC Touch2.

The HTC Hero is the first Android device that is more about usability than technology. With HTC\'s hard work and well spent money on interface customisation the handset is slicker and friendlier than its forerunners. HTC Hero.