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cnet.com
- HTC Touch (Sprint)
  by Bonnie Cha
- Pros: The compact HTC Touch features an advanced touch screen that lets you operate the smartphone with your fingertips. The Windows Mobile 6 smartphone has integrated Bluetooth and a 2-megapixel camera. It's EV-DO capable and works with the Sprint Music Store
- Cons: The Touch's onscreen keyboard is improved, but it's still not the best for text entry, and the TouchFLO feature doesn't work in landscape mode. The microSD slots are hard to access, and there's no integrated Wi-Fi. Also, the phone's speaker system is on t
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Professional review from

phonescoop.com
- Video Tour: HTC Touch
  by Eric Lin
- Comments:
  Forget the stylus. HTC tries to put the touch back in touch-screen with their latest Windows Mobile phone. ...
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Professional review from

cnet.com
- HTC Touch (Unlocked)
  by Bonnie Cha
- Pros: The compact HTC Touch features an advanced touch screen that lets you operate the smart phone with your fingertips. The Windows Mobile 6 smart phone also has an updated interface, integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and a 2-megapixel camera.
- Cons: The Touch's tiny onscreen keyboard makes it a pain to enter any text, and the TouchFLO feature doesn't work in landscape mode. The SIM card and microSD slots are hard to access. Also, speakerphone quality was poor, and the device can be sluggish at times.
- Read full review at cnet.com
Professional review from

cnet.co.uk
- HTC Touch
  by Andrew Lim
- Pros: Compact design; large touchscreen; Wi-Fi; TouchFlo interface is lovely
- Cons: Lack of 3G; TouchFlo isn't much more than a Windows Mobile skin
- Comments:
  HTC firmly denies that the iPhone played any part in the Touch's design, but with such similar styling and a finger-friendly interface, it's impossible not to draw the comparison. But can a Windows Mobile 6 handset really take on the might -- and hype --...
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Professional review from

cnet.com.au
- HTC Touch Preview - PDA-phones
  by Jeremy Roche
- Comments:
  The HTC Touch is a Windows Mobile 6 smartphone with a unique touch-based interface built for thumb browsing. ...
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Professional review from

asia.cnet.com
- Touching Touch
  by John Chan
- Comments:
  HTC is wasting no time, making the Touch available here from tomorrow. We got a quick hands-on experience of its TouchFLO interface. ...
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Professional review from

laptopmag.com
- Touch by HTC (Sprint) - Review of the Touch by HTC (Sprint)
  by Online Shopper
- Pros: >• Sleek, compact design, • Stereo Bluetooth
- Cons: >• Poor speaker quality, • Doesn't let you choose which keyboard you want, Carrier: Sprint, Talk/Standby Time: 3.5 hours/10.4 days, , , , , , , , Sprint TV, etc.--but the Touch's finicky user interface pales in comparison to the champ's. This is a good bu
- Comments:
  HTC and Sprint hope to get fingers tapping on something other than an iPhone. ...
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Professional review from

pcmag.com
- HTC Touch (Sprint)
  by Online Shopper
- Comments:
  HTC's Touch is as close as many will get to Apple's breakthrough phone. ...
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Professional review from

pcmag.com
- HTC Touch (Alltel)
  by Sascha Segan
- Pros: Inexpensive. Speedy processor. Plenty of room for third-party apps.
- Cons: Balky touch screen. Mediocre voice quality. Middling camera.
- Comments:
  The typically pricey HTC Touch reinvents itself as a discount smartphone with Alltel, and as a result you get a lot of power for your dollar here. But given the Touch's troubles with data entry I'm hesitant to recommend this device to average users. ...
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Professional review from

photokina-show.com
- HTC Touch Smartphone review
  by Dennis Hissink
- Comments:
  The excitement over the Apple iPhone has settled down again. Touch screen phones are slowly gaining popularity and almost every brand offers a touch screen telephone in their assortment. In the beginning touch screens were too sensitive and hard to use. H...
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