• Android 4.0 ICS With Sense 4

• 8 MP Autofocus Camera With LED Flash

• 1 GHz Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, 768 MB RAM

• Dual-SIM, Beats Audio

Along with the much anticipated release of its One Series, HTC also released the Desire SV which follows the cues of HTC’s new design language. The Taiwanese company has been paying a lot of attention to the little details in the design of their phones and the Desire SV is no exception as it also has that beautiful unibody design. For your viewing needs, it has a wonderful 4.3 Inch Super LCD 2 capacitive touchscreen. The pixels are packed in with a resolution of 480 x 800 leading to a reasonably good pixel density of 217. In simple words, the screen may not be as good as some other higher end phones but the Super LCD 2 screen really gives some decent results along with spectacular viewing angles. Like most other HTC phones, this one also has Beats Audio, meaning that you’ll have a better sound experience with this phone.

It runs on Android 4.0 ICS with Sense 4 which again is perhaps the most beautiful Android skin there currently is.

There is no front camera, but the company has included a great 8 MP Autofocus Camera with LED Flash on the back.

The Desire SV is run by a 1 GHz Dual-Core Snapdragon processor and 768 MB RAM, that are good enough for operating the Android OS smoothly. It is powered by a 1650 mAh battery.

The connectivity features included all the basic things like EDGE, GPRS, GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi but one features that sets the Desire SV apart is the Dual-SIM feature, allowing you to use two SIMs at once.