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kaztraz Nov 19, 2009

The phone looked well and promised to change my view on windows mobile but instead it crashed every few days and well Windows Mobile Sucks cock really. It never live up to the HTC standards i loved and knew so this is for me the worst phone i ever purchased. The only good thing about it was that...

JonSatriani Aug 16, 2009

My first real smartphone, the Touch Dual looked great on paper. It looks great and came with an impressive spec list. It impressed further when I opened the box and held it - a really nice, premium-feeling phone. There's a nifty yet invisible slot for the stylus, which is shaped so that it...

Davie Jul 2, 2009

The first batch of these phones that I purchased were almost unusable, they would freeze at random. The advice given was to disable the "Today" screen; these were pushed out the door way before they were ready for the market. I still have one in inherent problems. The second batch...

morghus Jan 21, 2010

At first I bought the HTC Touch, thinking it would be decent enough for my use. After a while I found that the lack of a physical keyboard was seriously hurting my use of the phone, so I returned it and bought the Dual instead, thinking I didn't need the Wi-Fi. Now after a few years of...

ohyeahar Mar 1, 2010

I'll begin with the aesthetics. The device maintains the look of the HTC Touch. It's slightly more narrow, making for a slight smaller screen. The resolution is QVGA which was acceptable at the time, but would be quite outdated nowadays. The entire body has a non-slippery rubber finish,...

JiveTurkey Jul 13, 2009

First of all let me put in a disclaimer. Windows Mobile is the most powerful phone platform around. It's for people who want a computer in their hand and who know how computers work. If you want something simple, stay away. Now for those of you who know what they're doing, here's...