The title says it all. If you don’t already know, Honeycomb has been ported for use on the HTC Droid Incredible, HTC Evo 4G and the HTC Desire HD. This isn’t the official update that everyone’s been talking about or hoping for but it’s definitely a start in the right direction. Keep in mind, there are a few bugs to be worked out but hey, it’s available.

Take a look at the videos below of Honeycomb running on the Incredible and the Evo. You will notice a bit of a lag but also you’ll see how the new version of Android fits the phones very nicely.

You can find the download links here and keep in mind if you use this, it’s at your own risk!

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Are you one of the fans of no hardware buttons and front facing camera? We know several users here at PPCGeeks who are and thanks to a recent leak from HTC, the images above suggests that may be just what’s going on behind their closed doors right now. HTC is apparently working on this new buttonless, front facing camera device similar to the Desire HD.

Noticeably in the image above you also see the ear piece and edges of the phone have been redesigned. Do you like this look? Seems like we may be going backwards in design but forwards in features? What do you think? Let us hear your thoughts in the comment box below.

Source: Pocketnow

You may have heard that HTC was planning a large press event in London this morning. While there’s not an official press release on HTC’s website yet, the interwebs are all hyped up about their announcements, which focused on three things. They announced the Desire HD, Desire Z, and a new and improved Sense interface.

Here’s a list of what the new Sense experience will bring to the table (Source BGR):

• The boot time of Sense has been cut down to 10 seconds.
• DLNA support is built in to allow content streaming to other DLNA devices.
• A new incoming call screen slides up from the bottom of the screen instead of taking up the entire screen.
• Maps will now cache data to facilitate quicker map rendering.
• A digital compass is utilized to allow the map to orient itself to the direction you are heading.
• The new Sense focuses on letting you control and interact with your data instead of merely presenting it to you.

• A new website will launch next month — htcsense.com — that will allow you to:
• Backup and view text messages and call logs.
• Remote wipe the device.
• Enable call forwarding.
• Send map coordinates or trip information.
• Locate your phone.

Next on the list is their new Desire Z handset. This is consider to be a business-oriented phone with a full slide-out qwerty keyboard. It will feature a 3.7″ screen, Froyo 2.2, and the new Sense interface. (Source: SlashGear)

And finally, we have the Desire HD, complete with its 4.3″ WVGA display and metal frame. Its almost like a GSM version of the Evo 4G with an 8MP camera and dual LED flash, and the same 1GHz Snapdragon processor. (Source: SlashGear)