This has been the story for a few years now, and it doesn't look like it's going to change with Windows Mobile 6.5: Handset manufacturers will continue to make the OS bearable to use, and carrier will occasionally grant handsets interesting—if not always useful—services to keep customers' attention. That's exactly what the Imagio does, bonding pleasant hardware design with a heroic salvaging of the phone's interface. At $200 after rebate, it's not a best value by a long shot, but in Verizon's sickly smartphone line, it's not a horrible choice.
HTC Imagio
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I have never written a review before, so please bear with me. This will not be an in-depth review, but I'll try to hit the highlights. I have been using this phone for a little over a week now. I got it as a demo unit from Verizon, and let me say, I am going to have a very difficult time giving... Read the full review →
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I've owned the phone for about 3 weeks now. Pros: - Solidly built handset that has a little bit of heft in the hand. - Does the basics well "out of the box" - Works well as a phone, call quality is good. - TouchFlo 3D is a slick, touch friendly interface. - Mature platform, lots of... Read the full review →
1 person found this review helpful