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Last updated: Tuesday, May 15, 2012

At the start of 2012, HTC announced that they were going to bin their scattergun approach to smartphones and focus on making a handful of awesome devices. The HTC Desire C proves that there are different degrees of awesome in the company’s eyes. The Desire C resides at the opposite end of the spectrum from

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