HTC Cell Phone Reviews

"Smooth TouchFLO UI Fast video streaming from YouTube Beautiful handset design Excellent call quality...Noticeable lag when opening and closing apps Not a full QWERTY keyboard Camera occasionally freezes No...The quad-band Touch Dual adds a faster 400-MHz processor, HSDPA 3.5G connectivity, a slide-out alphanumeric keyboard, and the same interface but this time, on top of Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional...The matte black HTC Touch Dual looks very similar..." read more »

"Highest resolution of any touchscreen phone Sleek overall design Built-in accelerometer Integrated GPS Good Opera browser and YouTube application...Very expensive Typing a challenge on small touchscreen keyboard So-so phone reception No SD Card...This luxury touchscreen phone sports an intuitive and fun touch interface, a desktop-like Web browser, and the sharpest display on the block...Below the Diamond’s display are four buttons (Home, Back, Send,..." read more »

"Classy styling...Gorgeous, high-resolution screen...Beautiful interface graphics...Solid Web browser (and overall software bundle)....Dismal battery life...TouchFLO is inconsistent in spots...Subpar video playback...No memory card slot...Gets...Sprint has now released a CDMA version of the Touch Diamond that addresses several of the unlocked version's flaws...With its 3G support and much lower (subsidized) price, Sprint's version of the Touch Diamond makes..." read more »

"The HTC Fuze is the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional-powered smartphone to arrive on AT&T's shelves with a full QWERTY keyboard, and it brings a handful of other great features, as well...I've spent a few weeks with the HTC Fuze and I've put together this review to give you an idea of where this particular smartphone excels, and where it's not exactly as 'pro' as its name implies...The HTC Fuze from AT&T is a slick-looking smartphone, clad in high-gloss plastic and glass for an extremely fingerprint-laden look...Despite the large plastic case, the Fuze feels well built, with no creaks or or squeaks to be heard...The front of the HTC Fuze is made up of two solid panels, the top one covering the large 2.8" VGA-resolution (480x640 pixels) touchscreen display, and the bottom one covering the navigation cluster with the d-pad cut in the center...The Fuze's keyboard also has a set of arrow keys and looks very much like a regular laptop keyboard, but then confuses you by sprinkling the symbols all over the place..." read more »

"HTC - S621 - Unlocked GSM Smartphone With QWERTY Keyboard US Version...The HTC S621 is a messaging-centric smartphone that is slim, stylish, and compact...With the HTC JOGGR?, viewing documents, browsing web pages or going through menus is fast and simple on the HTC S621..." read more »

"The HTC S743 packs in a full QWERTY keyboard while keeping a slim design...The Windows Mobile smartphone also offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and U.S...The S743 is expensive...Call quality and GPS performance could be better...The microSD expansion slot is...On the left side, there's a volume rocker and a camera activation/capture button on the right...The included accessories may vary depending on where you purchase the HTC S743...The HTC S743 aims for balance--a..." read more »

"It?s helpful for viewing Web pages and documents, though it does inhibit typing somewhat because it partially obscures the upper portion of the keyboard...We recommend keeping the screen flat while typing, but tilting it when reading documents or viewing pictures or videos...Its overall look is utilitarian, at best..." read more »

"The HTC Touch Cruise features integrated GPS and comes preloaded with TomTom navigation software...The Windows Mobile 6 smartphone also has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi,...Though it includes TomTom software, you only get one city map for free; you'll have to pay extra for...We had a hard time trying to come up with a description for the HTC Touch Cruise's design...We were initially concerned with the navigation wheel since it felt very loose, but as we used it to navigate..." read more »

"Good range of business software...Camera not the best around...If your answer is 'everything', then look no further than the HTC TyTN...The TyTN combines traditional 2G and 3G phone calls with wireless internet access, digital photography and even a keyboard so you can type those memos and emails on the go...Next to the lens there's a self-portrait mirror, a tiny mechanical landscape/macro switch (no autofocus here...Colours and detail are strong, noise is..." read more »

"Tilting keyboard > 3G > Good connectivity...Quite bulky > Small icons on screen...In many ways the HTC TyTN II highlights the difference between the Windows approach to phones and the new Apple iPhone take on things...When you pitch it against the iPhone, the TyTN II is a chunky phone that is 19mm thick and which weighs in at 190g, so it's slimmer than the original TyTN, but 10g heavier...The reason for different screen sizes is the TyTN II has a navigation..." read more »