Published: 24 Jun 2009 17:16 BST
HTC launched its first own-branded Android handset, the Hero, in London on Wednesday.
The HTC Hero is also the first Android handset in the western world that does not have Google's branding on it, and the first to carry a manufacturer-designed user interface skin.
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