There’s nothing like revisiting a great device with a photo gallery.  Thanks to our friends at eprice we are pleased to continue in our hands-on photo gallery tradition and this time with the GSM version of the HTC Hero.  We’ve become very familiar with the Sprint HTC Hero over the past month, but the GSM version still catches our eye with its unique styling thanks to the raised chin.  Sometimes devices are quickly forgotten in this rapidly changing environment but we believe the Hero has made it’s mark and will continue with great success.  Enjoy the photo gallery and remember to check out all the Android-based devices that are available in our Phones section above.

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We know the release date, we know the price and now we have the first-ever hands-on photo gallery of the Verizon Wireless Motorola Droid thanks to our friends at Gizmodo.  The website was lucky enough to get their hands on the latest Android device coming to the US market and let’s be honest the device looks amazing.  Sitting next to the iPhone 3GS, I quickly find myself wishing that Apple was able to pack a QWERTY keyboard under the screen, but Motorola has done the job for us.  Get ready for the Droid takeover my friends, I’m sure it’s not too late to return that HTC Hero to Sprint right?  Just kidding, both devices are amazing regardless of your carrier commitment.

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The follow up to the G1 (HTC Dream), the HTC Magic (G2) has seen releases across carries worldwide.  While the HTC Hero is the new king of the block in the Android world, or at least until the Motorola Droid releases this Wednesday, the Magic is still a wonderful second-generation Android phone.  With the 3-inch 480 x 320 pixel display, Qualcomm 528MHz CPU, 192MB RAM / 512MB ROM, and lighter and thinner dimensions than the G1, the HTC Magic is a solid device.  As we prepare for the next wave of Android handsets to hit the US market, let’s jump back in time with a hands-on photo gallery of the HTC Magic, enjoy.

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The Android entry-level HTC Tattoo is the second Android device by HTC to offer the Sense UI.  While it only features a 2.8-inch QVGA resolution screen and 3.2-megapixel camera it makes up in performance.  After some thorough handling it seems that Android just runs better when using a lower resolution screen and that all of our prayers will be answered once we see the Snapdragon powered HTC HD2 dressed in Android attire.  Thanks to our friends at eprice we are pleased to bring our first HTC Tattoo photo gallery, enjoy.

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