HTC Touch Pro2 Review
HTC’s popular Touch Pro2 has been released for T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon. It offers a large touch screen, great 3.2-megapixel camera and the company’s revolutionary dual-microphone, dual-speaker “Straight Talk” technology for boardroom-like conference calling.
The handset runs on Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5 platform for plenty of business-friendly features. Users can edit and view Office documents, read PDF email attachments, follow email and threaded instant messages from up to five accounts, create presentations, check stocks and the weather, plus check the time around the globe and search the Web on one of two browsers through 3G Internet or Wi-Fi.
The Verizon version has the advantage of EV-DO Rev. A for faster Internet speeds. The Sprint version has the advantage of Sprint TV service to make the most of watching videos on the high-resolution screen. The T-Mobile version, which is reviewed here, has web2go services, such as application downloads, a home page editor and Internet browsing access.
The Touch Pro2 is great for business, but doesn’t have a lot to offer in the entertainment realm. It has mostly quick Internet service but can get held up on occasion, and there’s not much memory available at the start. Its size may be a drawback too. In the end, consumers will have to decide if they’re all business or looking for something a little more slim and fun.
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