HTC Touch Dual review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: Andrew Lim

Reviewed on: 10 January 2008

Tags: HTC, HTC Touch Dual, shortcut, Windows Mobile, lag

We like:

Faster processor; HSDPA; new one-click access menu

We don't like:

Keypad looks plasticky; lack of Wi-Fi

CNET UK judgement:

If you're an HTC Touch fan, then you'll like the Dual's mechanical keypad that makes texting and dialling a lot easier, plus the new shortcut menus. HSDPA means much faster access to the Internet, and the faster processor and more RAM means that it doesn't lag when using or opening applications. The TouchFlo interface is still only skin deep, though, and there's no Wi-Fi, which may or may not put you off this phone

Full review:

When HTC first launched the HTC Touch, many people criticised it for not having a mechanical keypad or 3G. Several months later, HTC has solved that problem by adding both. We took the HTC Touch Dual out on the road to find out if this smart slider delivers a better experience than its predecessor. Continue Reading...