re: Decisions Decisions, and “When is a phone not a phone ?”

Craig — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 13:02:20 GMT

I have the HTC Touch Pro2 myself, and I must say that it is a very good phone. I have only had Nokia's previous to this phone, so I struggled to adjust from the 4x3 keypad layout, but now I'm completely adjusted.

I find Windows Mobile 6.5 to be better than 6.1, but I see HTC have all but killed handwriting recognition in 6.5

Anyway, I think you will really like this phone, hope you enjoy it.

re: Decisions Decisions, and “When is a phone not a phone ?”

Greg Chapman — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:15:15 GMT

Well, I too share your dilemma. I didn't want all these things on my phone because I knew that adding features adds complexity. Often, those features interfere with using it for it's primary purpose; voice communication.

In the last two years, I have started to get over that because of social networking (controlling my gag reflex here). This device has turned out to be the long-promised point of convergence for me. It didn't seem possible, however, until the advent of the HTC Touch Pro 2.

Finally, there is a reasonable, touch-screen, readable alternative to the iPhone (read: freedomg of carrier choice and application base).

Despite the hefty price tag, I think you're going to like this machine.