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12/31/2009
HTC P3450 Sim Free Windows Mobile Smartphone
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HTC P3470 Sim Free Windows Mobile Smartphone
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Small, stylish and practical - the new HTC P3470 PDA phone with built-in GPS technology delivers cutting edge mobile communication with a fully-functional satellite navigation experience. Built to be durable as well as pleasing to the eye and touch - the HTC P3470 is perfectly at home in your hand, pocket or on the dashboard of your car. Boasting an ultra-sensitive integrated GPS chip for up-to-the-second optimised route data, the HTC P3470 keeps you one step ahead on your journey when used with TomTom NA...
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- Windows Mobile® 6 Professional Operating System- 256MB ROM, 128MB DDR RAM
- # TomTom Navigator software with full maps of UK and Ireland
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12/18/2009
HTC P6500 Sim Free Windows Mobile Smartphone
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If you're looking for the right mobile partner for your business, look no further. HTC brings you the HTC P6500, a PDA phone that is powered by Windows Mobile 6 Professional, featuring an extensible open platform to mold into the perfect enterprise solution. From logistics to warehousing and transportation, this full-featured PDA fits perfectly into any industry. With the open Windows architecture, it is simple to develop custom industry-specific applications that extend the use of the device far beyond ma...
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By Dr. Aditya Rungta (UK, London)
Brilliant phone, have used it for a while, does everything I need a smartphone to do. Big screen is an added bonus, browsing of net is cool, touch screen is brilliant and the battery life is not bad at all. Overall brilliant
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12/11/2009
HTC Snap Sim-Free Windows Mobile Phone
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The HTC Snap delivers the more youve been looking for with essentials designed to simplify your life. Intuitive and familiar features keep you connected to the people you hold close while bringing the mobile Web to your fingertips. All in a slim and elegant design that makes the HTC Snap a welcome addition to your everyday.------Mobile phones should be freeing. It should simplify your life while keeping you connected to the people you care about. The HTC Snap is designed to do just that. Connect. Simplify. And look good in the process.
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See more technical detailsBy S. Gale (London, UK)
I have just replaced my HTC Touch Diamond with a HTC Snap. I have been using a Touch Diamond for over a year and haven't really been that pleased with it (slow, erratic, fiddly touchscreen interface in places). Looking back on the review I wrote on it over a year ago, I can see that my initial impressions weren't far off the mark.
My initial impressions with the HTC Snap couldn't be more different. The unit boots up quickly and is very responsive to use. I love the QWERTY keyboard - I have had Blackberrys in my work life on a couple of occasions and this is about as close to a Blackberry as you are going to get for a Windows Mobile (6.1) device. However, the keys are still a little close together for me, but it is still pretty good. Even some of the Blackberry like UI features (e.g. inserting a capital letter after a fullstop) are present. About time!
The battery life seems pretty good for a 3G device and in normal use I find it will go 3 days between charges. Obviously battery life depends on usage, so your mileage may vary. The GPS works well with Google maps (preinstalled on the device) and if you are a big Facebook user, I recommend downloading the Windows Mobile version.
The overall build quality is great- it feels robust and the matt black finish works really well. The screen is bright and clear (if a little small compared to some other devices these days). It locks/unlocks very easily and considerable thought seems to have gone into the UI to make it even more usable. Somehow all the features that you need are right at your finger tips. The email was easier to set up and internet connectivity was a breeze.
I did have a HTC S620 which was the 2G predessor to this device. I loved it, but unfortunately it had an accident (let's just say it suffered severe water ingress!). This is a great replacement for the S620 and I feel relieved now that I have retired my Touch Diamond.
By James Livett (London, England)
I bought this phone a replacement for an HTC S620 and do not regret it at all.
Personally I am not a fan of touch screens so was looking for a hard keyboard and was impressed by this offereing from HTC. Now that Microsoft have stabilised the Windows Mobile platform this device is a truely viable alternative to a Blackberry.
3G, GPS, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, .pdf reader, Media Player all feature in a slim and comparitively light package. The battery is shared with the HTC Touch HD so is designed to pawer a full size touch screen, the up shot is that in the Snap it offers exceptional battery life even when pemanently connected to a Windows Server.
On the whole I cannot recommend this enough but for the sake of balance there are some minor niggles, namely the Tab key is where you expect the Cap lock to be (a couple of days of use and this niggles goes away), it does not have a radio and headphones are coonected via the HTC version of a mini USB rather than a 3.5mm stereo jack.
This is definately something to consider if you are after amn alternative to the iPhone or Blackberry.
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12/09/2009
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12/07/2009
HTC Diamond2 Sim-Free Windows Mobile Touchscreen Phone
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- * 5 megapixel color camera with auto focus for quality image and video capture.- * Enhanced TouchFLO 3D making the phone-using experience more instinctive.
- * 3.2-inch touch-sensitive screen with WVGA (480 X 800 pixel) resolution.
- * Zoom bar to precisely zoom in or out when viewing images, web pages or Google MapsTM.
- * microSDTM (SD 2.0 compatible) expansion slot for all your storage needs.
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By Browser (Oldham UK)
HTC Diamond 2.
You can't rely on the device to be working at the end of the day because the battery performance is poor and who expects to be able to keep a mobile device on charge every day. A fully charged battery may just about last one day if you just have the thing on stand by all day, but what's the point of having such a mobile device unless you are going to make a lot of use of it during the day in which case you end up fretting the battery is going to go flat when you may really need it and you are forced to stop using it to conserve the remaining battery life.
Although it has features such as the two camera's, google maps and GPS. In daylight you cannot see the screen so this defeats making good use of it outside, you have to hold it under some shade outdoors during the daytime to be able to make out anything on the screen. Even making a phone call in daylight is difficult because the keyboard is on the touch screen which you can't see. The camera's have no flash so this is not much use outdoors at night or anywhere not well lit and outdoors during the day you can't see what the camera is looking at because you can't see the display.
Often the touch screen doesn't respond in the expected way and you have to keep using the back button to undo a selection you didn't want and try again to select what you did want, but maybe this is because I fitted the clear plastic protection cover over the display, when this is worn out I intend to use the device without a cover but maybe then the screen gets scratched.
When using email, a browser or other Internet app if you can connect to a wifi it shouldn't use the phone network and thereby run up costs but sometimes even when you have a working wifi connection the device chooses without warning to make a data connection via the phone network. Ouch! You can disable the phone connection quite easily but then you aren't going to know if you've missed a call.
Some of the features are cool and maybe I need to install some more apps to appreciate it better but overall I wish I'd spent my money on something else because it ain't cheap.
By MARTIN O'CONNELL (Birmingham, England)
Like most of the other reviews for the Touch Diamond 2 I rate this phone highly when it comes to styling and features, but if you are intending to buy this phone there is one pretty major drawback you should be aware of - battery performance. Without using any of the features like GPS or Wireless this phone needs a recharge within 12 hours. In the early days of mobile phones when the size of the phone was a brick the power supply was in a shoulder bag. Well, the size of the phone may have shrunk but the need for the power supply in a shoulder bag remains. This phone uses battery power like a Land Rover drinks petrol.
I challenged HTC about why the battery performance was so bad and why I don't get anything like it's quoted standby figures and I was told it was "normal" for this type of phone and the Android phones are the same.
Battery performance aside this is a fantastic phone and you won't be disappointed - as long as you don't venture too far from a main power outlet so remember to pack a power cable in your bag and car!!
By C. Wright (England, UK)
The phone itself is good, not absolutely amazing, but good. Windows Mobile 6.1 however has its problems and looks pretty ugly. The TouchFlo 3D interface that covers a lot of the windows mobile interface looks nice but sometimes can be a little bit slow. This was my first smart phone and also my first touch screen phone so its taking quite a bit of getting used to - its nice to have features like outlook email on it but to be honest I am finding that there is not much that I want to do on it that I couldnt do on any 'normal' phone.
By Rough Diamond (UK)
Fantastic phone. Everything I need and some! Very easy to use and Touch Flo is a great front-end for Windows Mobile 6.1. Works fine with TomTom 7 using the internal GPS receiver.
Lot's of on-phone memory for apps and utilities, coupled with a fast processor.
Take a look at spb Mobile Shell 3, as it's an even better front-end than Touch Flo - I've added a copy onto my Diamond 2 and it makes it into a real iPhone beater.
This has replaced my iPaq HX4700 and Nokia N73 and is better than both. Thoroughly recommended.
By DangermouseZilla (Doncaster, Yorkshire, UK.)
I don't like Windows as an operating system, not on a PC, and not on a phone. But so far I've found that the only phones which meet with my requirements have been Windows based mobiles - though that may well change with the meteoric rise of both the i-Phone and the impressive Android operating system.
After using the first MDA Diamond for a year, it was time for a change. I had a brief spell with a Samsung Tocco but realised that I missed many of the functions of the MDA and naturally decided on the second generation of the Diamond. Lesser smartphones collapse under the weight of the cumbersome operating system, but the MDA Diamond II transcends it by hiding it behind it's own fancy user interface - TouchFlo 3D.
TouchFlo worked well on the original Diamond, but it felt bolted on and I found that after a while it stuttered a bit and lost responsiveness. The Diamond II must have some memory improvements or some pretty nifty ways to improve efficiency because TouchFlo maintains a good level of responsiveness and as well as cutting the mustard in terms of functionality - it looks pretty sexy. Sliding your grubby digits across the screen to create fingerprints on the glossy exterior never looked so good as the 3D menus smoothly animate and scroll at the pace you want them to. You don't have to use the stylus anymore as the significantly bigger screen with improve resolution (WVGA rather than plain old VGA) means you have bigger buttons and wider menu bars - of course the stylus is still there but you won't need to bring it out anywhere near so frequently.
My main problems with the first Diamond were it's lag in responsiveness and the disappointing way it overlooked it's self orientating screen. Well, as I've already mentioned - the second version of this phone is quicker and although it does start to slow down once several applications are active simultaneously, it's not as noticeable and it handles more before it gets to that stage. The first MDA also had an impressive rotating display - but it was woefully underused, in fact it was quite possible to own the phone for a year and never even realise it had the functionality! This has been addressed in version two though and now when composing e-mails or text messages I can hold the phone 'landscape' and the screen rotates. This gives you a larger on-screen keyboard and whereas texting whilst on the bus, or as a passenger in a car was a nightmare before as any little movement had you tapping the wrong key with your stylus - now you can type away with ease! That's a big bonus for me and was the main reason I considered this phone over one with a dedicated QWERTY keyboard.
The addition of a MicroSD card slot is a welcome feature. After owning several MDA smartphones I simply assumed that the original Diamond would accommodate a memory card and took the phone to pieces looking for the slot before it dawned on me that there was nowhere to slot my 2 Gig beasty (2 gig was pretty impressive then!). Now I can enjoy all my media files on the move by popping them all on a MicroSD card, and it can be swapped between devices when necessary. I actually use a MAC for home use and find it far easier to drag and drop files to a memory card rather than beaming via bluetooth or linking up via cable.
I do however use a cable when I'm syncing with my works laptop. Synchronising with Outlook is where I have to reluctantly admit that Windows excels; all my contacts were on Outlook and after connecting the cable and using ActiveSync I had all those contacts on my new phone within a few minutes. My appointments and reminders were all present and correct too. Job done!
In a nutshell: The MDA Diamond was a very good phone, and instead of making any radical changes HTC have tweaked it and worked on the niggles to come up with a faster newer model. If you already have a Diamond and move to a Diamond II then the small changes will make a big difference. For me it's like a totally different phone as I'm now happy to use TouchFlo, which means the phone looks and handles very differently - and at times I even forget that Windows is on there! Surely it's only a matter of time before HTC release a phone with their own TouchFlo inspired Operating System.
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