Conclusion: HTC Touch is a surprisingly compact and stylish device with ample display and above average functionality. The full-fledged touch navigation through TouchFLO provides ...
Pros: HTC TouchFLO technology allows smooth finger scrolling and panning, HTC Home application, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, 2.8" 65K color touchscreen TFT display of QVGA resolution, ...
Cons: No 3G support, Inadequate 201 MHz processor and insufficient 128 MB ROM, No FM radio, Hard to clean casing
Excerpt: According to HTC, the phone's 2.8-inch TouchFLO screen is smarter than the type you may be used to using at an ATM or kiosk. It can distinguish a finger sweeping acros...
Conclusion: There's a lot to like about the HTC Touch. It's small, sleek, and yet still powerful. It definitely a solid competitor for the iPhone. It's not for everyone, though. I...
Pros: Small and sleek, Easy fingertip-friendly application launcher, Wi-Fi b/g and Bluetooth 2.0
Conclusion: A full review of the HTC Touch will be available when I've had more time with this newly released smartphone. Unless you live in the U.K., you have some time to make u...
Excerpt: Our first impressions of the HTC Touch when it was released last week were positive. After a solid week of hands-on use, has our opinion changed? Read the review to fi...
Excerpt: The original HTC Touch was the company's first device that uses its new TouchFLO finger based user interface extension. Now HTC has released an improved version of the...
Summary: If the lack of Wi-Fi is not a big issue for you, the Touch Dual, with its great design and improved UI, is an excellent choice for both newcomers and experienced Windo...
Pros: HSDPA connectivity, numeric keypad for one-hand texting, excellent tweaks to the UI through TouchFLO, slim and attractive design, intuitive modified Home screen, snapp...
Cons: No Wi-Fi, no GPS, keypad lacks an OK key, no dedicated audio connector.
Summary: With more color choices and much better performance due to the increased RAM, the enhanced Touch is what the original should have been to begin with.
Pros: Very compact design, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, TouchFLO interface, attractive modified Home screen, 128MB RAM makes interface snappy.
Cons: Lacks 3G, poor SIM card and microSD slot design.
Conclusion: The announcement of the iPhone caused a great stir on the mobile market and some phone manufacturers were quick to copy some of its advanced features. Although the HTC...
Pros: Thanks to its fashionable design, the HTC Touch is sure to please those who are seeking a good-looking device. The HTC Cube interface improves the effect even more, ad...
Cons: Although the HTC Touch tries to make the use of the stylus obsolete, it doesn't quite manage to do so. The fact that only a limited number of applications benefit from...
Conclusion: In early 2007, when we started to hear about the HTC Touch, it was seen as a potential iPhone killer. But it is really only a PDA phone without a full keyboard. Its sl...
Pros: It is thin and lightweight like the iPhone and smaller than most other PDA phones., The sound quality was fine and the speakerphone was powerful.
Cons: It is too sluggish for impatient users., The camera produced blurry pictures, no matter how hard I tried., The battery life was acceptable but limited.
TouchFLO™ screen technology
2.0 mega pixel camera with auto-focus
Bluetooth® 2.0 with stereo support, 11-pin mini-USB port
Windows Mobile® 6 Professional
Qualcomm® MSM7500, 400MHz process…
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