We can hear more and more information about HTC's latest Android handset and its completely redesigned menu system, which is to provide a user experience similar to that of TouchFLO, the UI used on the manufacturer's Windows Mobile handsets. According to a previous video, the handset is based on Android 1.5, but in practice it is much more probable that it uses some early version of Android 2.0, which provides a much higher level of customizability. The widget-based user interface you can see below strangely doesn't completely replace Android's original standby screen, as when adding new widgets we can choose from Google and HTC Gadgets and standard links or other elements.
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