Heading States-ward later this year (and Europe next month), the Desire HD and updated Sense UI has been shown off in an official video by HTC. How great do the new cached maps looks?

Interested in getting one of the new HTC phones? Read on for some launch details in Europe and the US.

The WinMo-running HD2 was one of the first 4.3-inch phones we ever saw, and straight-away I asked HTC if they would create an Android version. Flip forward a year, and we have the Android-running EVO 4G and Desire HD.

The follow-up from this year's Desire, the Desire HD is better-suited to larger-pawed humans. As expected, it has a 4.3-inch display and 8MP camera with dual-flash. Capable of shooting video at 720p resolution, it's the European version of the EVO.

Tomorrow morning at 7am EST HTC will unwrap its new phones for Europe, and going by the mysterious invitation they sent out last month, we can expect something in the Desire family.

Splayed in a vice with only a ruler for comfort, HTC's upcoming Vision/Vanguard has received its 15 minutes of FCC fame, in unusually high-res photo quality.

So many different names are being bandied about for T-Mobile's "Project Emerald," that it makes sense they're readying two models. After all, we've heard about the HTC Desire HD and Vision, as well as the Glacier, Vanguard and G1 Blaze.

An unusually well-shot and clear video has appeared online, showing off the as yet-unannounced HTD Desire HD. Looking more like an EVO 4G than the original Desire, it has a 4.3" display and half-matte, half-glossy back.