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HTC S730 review
The HTC S730 improves upon its sibling model, the S710, by adding 3G connectivity to its smart phone interface. The Qwerty keyboard is now easier to use, with each key having a raised central area. It also supports two-way video calling and has a microSD slot. Check out this upgrade Read more
29 January 2008 by Sandra Vogel
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HTC Touch Dual review
HTC has improved on its Touch handset with the Touch Dual, adding both a mechanical keypad and 3G. It's an attractive Windows Mobile device -- one of the most attractive we've seen -- and its text input system is very finger friendly. Check out this excellent upgrade Read more
10 January 2008 by Andrew Lim
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HTC 8S review
The Windows Phone 8S by HTC is a fun, funky and cheap route into Microsoft's phone operating system. Read more
24 December 2012 by Niall Magennis
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HTC S620 review
HTC's S620 is a Windows Mobile Smartphone that tries very hard to be a fancy mobile email and document manager. It benefits from a wide screen and a keyboard, which makes typing easy. It also has built-in Wi-Fi, which is a real boon, but you may be disappointed that you can't create or edit documents on this phone Read more
7 December 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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HTC Wildfire S review
With a better screen and more alluring design, the Wildfire S builds on its popular predecessor. The phone remains underpowered, but is still a compact and pocket-friendly Android handset. Read more
5 May 2011 by Damien McFerran
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HTC One X+ review
HTC’s latest handset certainly isn’t wanting for raw power, but the problem of battery stamina remains. Read more
3 December 2012 by Damien McFerran
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HTC Touch Pro2 review
The Touch Pro2 is one of the biggest phones we've seen in a long time, but that's not necessarily a bad thing: there's plenty of room for a large, high-resolution touchscreen and spacious, slide-out keyboard. For those who want to send plenty of messages without getting hand cramp, this powerhouse is worth a look Read more
3 August 2009 by Frank Lewis
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HTC Snap review
Clearly inspired by the BlackBerry Curve range, the Snap is one of the better messaging-focused Windows Mobile smart phones on the market. It's easy to type quickly on the brilliant Qwerty keyboard, and it also sports the excellent Inner Circle software, which lets you prioritise messages from your most important contacts Read more
31 July 2009 by Frank Lewis
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HTC S740 review
The messaging-focused, Windows Mobile-running HTC S740 doesn't break any new ground, but it performs well and has a striking design. With top-class connectivity and an impressive slide-out keyboard, the phone is a viable alternative to a BlackBerry for those who need serious messaging features on the go Read more
15 January 2009 by Mark Glenn
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HTC Wildfire review
The HTC Wildfire is a budget phone in a pricier handset's body. Apart from its low-resolution screen, nothing about it seems particularly cheap. It looks good, it's responsive and it offers some great social-networking features. Overall, it's an impressive device for the price Read more
18 June 2010 by Flora Graham
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