Anyway, with the XPERIA X10, Motorola Milestone and plenty of other Android devices coming up, it is no wonder that 2010 will be giving us a great big Android fest. HTC will certainly not be behind the times. Not only do they already have the HTC Hero (also, the Hero successor, the HTC Espresso), a recently leaked document shows that HTC has five more Android devices coming up.

They also have three promising Windows Mobile 6.5 devices, but nobody seems to give a hoot. So let’s talk about that later.

Anyway, leading the front of HTC’s new Androids is the HTC Bravo, this spectacular mobile phone brings to you an HD-ready 3.7 inch AMOLED capacitive touch screen with a built in 5 mega pixel camera that can capture 720p videos. The phone also runs on the high speed Snapdragon 1 GHz processor.

Next are the HTC Buzz and HTC Legend phones. These sport 3.2 inch capacitive touch screens. The Legend also has an AMOLED screen while the Buzz has a standard TFT display. Like the Bravo, they also have 5 mega pixel cameras, but none have HD-quality video recording capabilities.

The HTC Tide and HTC Salsa sport 2.63 inch screens and 3.2 mega pixel cameras. It has not been stated if the phones will have auto-focus or LED flash (the pictures seem to show LED flash at least).

Rounding up the line are three business model WinMo phones. The HTC Photon is a basic touch screen smart phone, the Trophy sports a portrait keyboard and the Tera looks a lot like the N900. They all have business card scanners and use the HTC TouchFlo 3D UI.

Sure, we got a little excited with the HTC Espresso (the HTC Hero successor) and the HTC Touch.Brew (which many though would have been an Android phone), but that was yesterday’s news (literally); now we are looking at five high-end Android mobile phones that are planning to hold the constant gaze and adoration of Android phone lovers all over the world. Never mind the fact that Google themselves announced that they will have their own Android smart phone, unless it has specs that match the upcoming HTC Bravo, even Google will have a tough fight.

So what is it about the line-up that has us all so captivated; sheer technological advantage.

The upcoming HTC Bravo sports a 3.7 inch AMOLED HD-ready capacitive touch screen, a five mega pixel camera with 720p video recording capabilities and lastly, the Snapdragon 1GHz processor. Oh, did we forget to mention that this device just might have the Google Android 2.1 Flan OS? It is not included in the release info, but with the Hero already capable of running the new Android OS, it would be a pretty good assumption.

The HTC Legend also sports an AMOLED capacitive touch screen, though it’s a little smaller at 3.2 inches. This one shares similar specs with the HTC Buzz (3.2 inch QVGA capacitive touch screen) and their processors are not too far apart (Legend has 600 MHz, Buzz has 528 MHz).

On the lower end of the tech scale is the stylish Salsa and the Tide. These two sport 2.63 inch screens. The Salsa has a full QWERTY keyboard while the tide has a traditional keypad. Both devices are portrait oriented (Salsa has a nice wide screen).