I bought this to replace my Tmobile MDA. What I needed/wanted was a touch screen with Microsoft Excel. I update my stats for work on the touch screen very easily. I also like that I can download alot of different softwares that run on windows mobile. This allows alot of customization. The increased ram & hard drive on this was perfect for me. I had to soft reset my MDA daily. I soft reset my Touch maybe once/wk. I bought an 8gb SDHC that can hold A LOT of stuff. I have more than 40 audiobooks; 30+ mp3 songs, a lot of games, 20+ pdf files (scanned documents), and I've only used up 2.5 gb of my SD card. Battery life is very good. The Touch pairs easily with my bluetooth and I can easily talk for 4-5 hrs on the bluetooth and the phone still has 50%+ battery life. Everyone else has to plug in their cell phone. Pictures aren't the best, but it's only 2 MP and I'm used to using a 7 MP, so I really don't use the Touch's camera features. Also, you can set up your yahoo email accts and it will automatically receive all new emails every 5 mins if you want. I think it can do the same with other email accounts but I'm not 100% sure. Overall, I really like how thin and lightweight the Touch is in comparison to my MDA. Hope this helps.
Highly recomended!I've been using the phone for over a month, mostly using Wi-Fi for internet and application downloads. It connects automatically at home to my network. I have not connected to other hotspots, but I see a listing when they are available, but just don't which ones do not require a password pin. Wish it automatically found the unsecured hotspots for me. I love all the wealth of Microsoft apps available and most work with this phone.
The touch screen is great. This is the first phone I've owned with it. Nice to navigate and play games. The apps like MS MyPhone and Sprite work automatically to backup the phone data. And Valuephone has three great apps that sync with the computer to keep pins/passwords, addresses, and even grocery and other lists current between up to three phone with that app installed. The addresses port automatically from the phone's Window's Live synced addressbook and MS Office Outlook. Office is installed and nice, as is Windows Media. Absolutely no problem sending pictures to different internet sites, Facebook, Twitter, etc. You can even check Card and Bank balances, as well as email from other POP accounts. Everything works seemlessly, fast, and efficiently.
The camera is adequate and video quality nominal. Audio books play fine using Overdrive and sync to the PC Overdrive console. And it only costs a few dollars a month for the occasional phone calls and texts. I recommend using Google Voice to save some texting money. It still displays on the phone when you use the google voice phone number.
The browsers are good. Skyfire shows more details but is a little harder to use than IE, yet has some functions IE doesn't. Facebook app requires you to relog in to your account to get back to current, refresh does not do that like it should. Twitter is current, however, as soon as it appears. A nice addition to the pocket.Initially phone looked very good but very soon it became very very slow. It keep on disconnecting calls and going in standby while i was talking to someone. Seems its a bug.
Yesterday, it got switched off because of battery drained out and never got started. On showing it to customer care center, they said that its warranty is void and mother board is dead, need a replacement. I bought it only 10 months back.This is the slowest phone i've ever owned it's like going back to dial-up days It's non-responsive and it blocks occasionally . I've had it for a little over two months and it crashed on me Spoke to seller and they were not much help Told me to call HTC Repair center and they told me that the phone is from the UK and there's nothing we can do about it so basically I have a $200 piece of garbage Don't let this happen to you stay away from this company Because they pretty much won't help you or refund or repair
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