HTC has pushed out its brand new HTC Sense web site today, letting owners of the HTC Desire HD and Desire Z register accounts with the site for future syncing/managing/wiping of their linked Android phones.
Of course, neither of the two phones have released yet so it’s not possible to see the full site in action, but you can at least pretend. Here’s a screenshot of us pretending:
The registration page asks what phone you own, with the Desire HD and Desire Z the only options. If you lie, you’re able to sign up – but obviously can’t complete the process as it requires you to also be signed in on your phone as well.
Link via Slash Gear.
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flett
/ October 7, 2010It’s a shame they have just made it for those two.
What about the classic HTC Desire?
HTC Desire HD
/ October 7, 2010I’ve a HTC Desire running with the XDA Desire HD-ROM and it all works. Contacts, messages, footprints. Looking awesome!
Matt S
/ October 7, 2010I thought the camera doesnt work on the current Sense HD ROM?
Eddy
/ November 16, 2010As of today the website still does not work, i bought the HTC DESIRE HD first day it came out in london 1st november and the website still doenst work. I contacted HTC about it because i thought it was a personal issue but they replied a couple days later saying it the website features will only be available in the future. You can however login on the website and see you contacts not much more than that. As for wiping out data making your phone ring or finding out where it is in the map is pretty much out of question. On the map it shows im somewhere in Africa when in fact im located in the UK.
Definitely not so impressive as the adverts were. I wish i had waited for iphone5 now im stuck with this for 24months.