The HTC Sense UI cloud service, that was revealed at the press event on September 15th in London, is now active. Active for HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z owners, that is. Only supported handsets with the relevant version of HTC Sense can take full advantage of the new service, like tracking their device whereabouts, remotely wiping it, or syncing their phone's contents to the cloud.
Other HTC-made smartphone users can register on the site for warranty purposes, or to get some free wallpapers and ringtones. To take advantage of the full functionality, you have to have a supported handset. Alternatively, having a ROM with this version of Sense UI installed on your device could also work, but we will wait for confirmations on that.
HTC Desire HD Specifications | Hands-on
HTC Desire Z Specifications | Hands-on
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HTCSense.com is now active for HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z owners
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