Want to get a good look at the Fuze before shelling out the bucks to buy one? Head over to WMExperts. They’ve got a whole gallery of photos and even some videos showing off what this sweet little smart phone can do. They mention a few things about the Fuze’s performance as well, including the fact that Opera Mobile and TouchFLO 3D both work a lot better than they have on other models like the Touch Diamond. The Push To Talk button is a bit larger than they’d like (and can’t be remapped), and the keyboard is good but not great. The most important grade, performance, has yet to be decided, but the WMExperts are hopeful that the Fuze will perform as promised since Opera Mobile and TouchFLO 3D run so well.
Generation Phone House has gotten their hands on a pre-release model of the highly anticipated HTC Touch HD. They measure up the HTC Touch HD versus the iPhone and Samsung Omnia. The video is in French, but the kind gentlemen at GPH have added English subtitles.
A number of sites have gotten their hands on the upcoming HTC Touch Diamond and provide in-depth reviews of the HTC Touch Diamond. The latest coming from MobileTechReview.
They were very impressed with the build and design of the device, despite it being a magnet for fingerprints. TouchFLO 3D was termed "fun and interesting, though it doesn't translate into more efficient and expedient UI". The internal GPS has full support for Google Maps, WIndows Live Search and more importantly real time navigation software apps made by CoPilot and the like. Battery life was tested using EDGE. The European version does not support US 3G networks. We fully expect HTC to ship a 3G supported HTC Touch when it eventually gets picked up in the US. Complaints were minimal, with the reviewer suggesting TouchFLO 3D needs tweaks to improve usability. Hopefully, HTC will address these issues before the US release. For more information, check out their comprehensive review.
