The association we work for is stability it’s poke to find a undiluted smartphone to reinstate a existent Treo 700p as well as 755p swift of phones. This past Friday, we found a brand new phone to take out for a exam drive: a Verizon Wireless book HTC Touch Pro 2!

The Touch Pro 2 is a Windows Mobile 6.1 powered phone which has a single of a largest screens I’ve ever seen upon a Windows Mobile phone. (The final dual Windows Mobile phones I’ve used where a Palm Treo 750 as well as Palm Treo Pro.)

There have been dual things which we will rught away beheld as opposite with a Touch Pro 2 than alternative Windows Mobile phones. The initial is a Touch Pro 2 is has a slider which reveals a ample landscape set of keys which will have people who protest about close keyboards happy. The shade additionally tilts up toward a user. The second thing which we will notice as being opposite in this Windows Mobile phone is a a special salsa which HTC has added; TouchFlo. TouchFlo is HTC’s customized user interface (UI) which combined a most indispensable “cool factor” to Microsoft’s mobile handling system.

To sense some-more about a HTC Touch Pro 2, revisit a HTC website.

Apart from phenomenon their initial Bada-powered handset, a Samsung S8500 Wave, during MWC, a Korean handset builder is additionally set to entrance an additional brand new phone, a Samsung i8520. No, this isn’t an additional Bada phone, though it does come versed with a built-in DLP pico projector that follows in a footsteps of a Samsung MBP200 as well as Samsung Show. Dubbed as a Halo, a Samsung i8520 additionally facilities a 3.7-inch Super AMOLED display, 8-megapixel AF camera, 720p video recording @ 30fps, WiFi (b/g/n), Bluetooth 2.1 A-GPS, tri-band UMTS 900/1900/2100, 16GB inner memory, DLNA support, as well as runs upon Android 2.1 with a ultimate chronicle of TouchWiz. The Samsung i8520 Halo will proceed shipping to Europe as well as Middle East in Q3 as well as will presumably be attack a North American marketplace thereafter.

[samsung i8520 around engadget]
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