Our sister site, Gadgetmix gets hands on the Android-powered HTC Hero that displayed quite a positive reaction. While the pros include the HTC Sense UI and a nice battery life, the cons are not too much in the list except its looks.

Grab the complete review here that is inclusive of its comparison with HTC Touch Diamond and Touch Diamond 2.

Its confirmed – after HTC Pro 2, its turn of the Hero to enter in. Yes, Dan Hesse, the CEO of Sprint made the official approval to launch their first Android – the HTC Hero. After much speculations about Palm Pre, the CEO remarked that the company was delighted to get their hands on the second installment of the Google OS and was excited to launch it at primetime. Here are some of the specs of the G-sensor phone:

• 3.5 mm headphone jack
• The ‘Scenes’ feature
• 528MHz Qualcomm Processor
• 5.0MP autofocus camera
• Battery with 1350 mAh capacity
• 512MB RAM, 288MB ROM
• Teflon coated
• Built-in GPS and WiFI connectivity

With this, there are possibilities of the global Internet carrier to even catch up another Android handset-the Korean Samsung Q. Let’s see how Sprint carry forwards the Android business.

Via Pocketnow