Only the discerning eye and hand can see and feel the real changes HTC has made to its One M9 flagship. As such, it is refinement and not innovation, that are at play here. HTC One M9.

With the Samsung Galaxy S5 not quite the Android leader we wanted, there's room for a new flagship to assume its throne. On paper and in hand, the One (M8) from HTC could be the smartphone to do just that. HTC One (M8).

If you like the HTC One, but crave a more pocket-friendly device, then the One mini is an option. Is it the best of the pocket-rockets though? HTC One mini.

The One is the current flagship in a consistently good line of HTC devices. And what a flagship it is. HTC One.

The smartphone review stork delivers our first Windows Phone 8 handset and its the signature device - HTCs Windows Phone 8X. Can it match its Android and iPhone rivals? HTC Windows Phone 8X.

Not everyone has the budget for, nor the Pierre Spies-sized hands to work on, the high-end Android models. HTC provides a decent mid-range offering in the form of the Desire X. HTC Desire X.

There is a tremendous amount to like about HTC's flagship One X. In fact, in this year's line-up of Android devices, it should only have one other smartphone to be worried about - Samsung's Galaxy S3. HTC One X.

The Sensation is the current flagship of HTC's range here in SA. Does it have what it takes to take on the other big guns? HTC Sensation.

HTC brings excellent build quality and its sensible Android skin to the budget-level smartphone crowd with the Wildfire S. HTC Wildfire S.

The HTC Desire S delivers a slick Android experience in a compact package that is as much a pleasure to use as it is to hold. HTC Desire S.