The Touch Dual from HTC is a follow up to its Touch Windows Mobile device.
Like the original Touch this new device has the TouchFLO interface - you swipe the screen to rotate some icons and get quick access to some device content, and can swipe vertically to scroll though documents, web pages and so on. It is nice as far as it goes, but not really enough to sell a handheld all on its own. Fortunately there is more, including a revamped Windows Mobile Today screen.
This is a slider phone with its number pad hidden away when not in use, and the overall looks are tidy. I wish HTC had managed to include 3G in the mix of specifications.
You will find my full review at ZDNet.co.uk, here.
Like the original Touch this new device has the TouchFLO interface - you swipe the screen to rotate some icons and get quick access to some device content, and can swipe vertically to scroll though documents, web pages and so on. It is nice as far as it goes, but not really enough to sell a handheld all on its own. Fortunately there is more, including a revamped Windows Mobile Today screen.
This is a slider phone with its number pad hidden away when not in use, and the overall looks are tidy. I wish HTC had managed to include 3G in the mix of specifications.
You will find my full review at ZDNet.co.uk, here.