HTC Touch HD / HTC Blackstone Expert Reviews

WinMo fans can now enjoy an in-depth review of the HTC HD2 for O2 UK, revealing impressive performance compared to last year's HTC Touch HD.

a boost beyond what would be natural to imagine only a few months ago

Twelve months ago HTC shook up the Windows Mobile world with the launch of the Touch HD, a smartphone that offered a vast touchscreen, lashings of connectivity

New leaks suggest that the HTC HD2 will soon arrive in a new CDMA version powered by Android 2.0, codenamed HTC Passion and headed for Verizon Wireless.

, and the blog says that it could be picked up by Verizon Wireless

HTC seems to have dropped a bomb at IFA today, as it turns out that the HTC Touch HD 2 will actually be powered by Android 2.0 in stead of Windows Mobile 6.5.

will be offering (4-inch WVGA screen)

The Touch HD is the latest uber-smartphone from HTC, and it features a large WVGA display in a new full touchscreen form factor. But can it rival Apple's iPhone? Find out how it performs in this in-depth review.

Overall, the HTC Touch HD is a great device.

Despite its reasonable bulk, the HTC Touch HD is a thing of beauty, most emphasised by its cracking HD display.

One of the most vibrant displays we have cast our eyes on.

The touch-screen interface is not quite what we have come to expect.

Despite its reasonable bulk, the HTC Touch HD is a thing of beauty, most emphasised by its cracking HD display. However, the experience as a whole is disjointed with both the touch-screen and internet experience proving temperamental

Brandon writes, "From the day we first caught a glimpse of the Touch HD, we've been in love. The device features a screen that has a larger size and much higher resolution than the iPhone, and its gorgeous, minimalist design, has caught the attention ...

Super sexy design ; Has a large, high resolution screen ; Everything is finger-friendly ; Ships with an 8GB microSD card ; Includes 3.5mm headphone jack ; Solid performance ; Haptic feedback on hardware buttons and some icons ; Pouch/screen protector ...

Feels big in hand ; Poor one-handed usability ; Lacks D-Pad and programmable buttons ; Lacks US 3G bands ; Cannot re-orient display to landscape permanently ; Still no Flash support in Opera Mobile ; Needs a more robust built-in video player ; microSD ...

As I mentioned, for the business user, the Touch HD is just not practical. Instead, business users should consider the HTC Touch Pro or SE XPERIA X1. If you're looking for the most flashy/sexy/gorgeous (and capable) multimedia and internet browsing ...

The HTC Touch HD, joining the ranks of mobile devices such as the iPhone 3G and Samsung Omnia as a multimedia-centric phone, has completed its tour of duty in our lab. Hear our initial impressions (literally) with our first episode of ZoneOut and read ...

Just before you plunge into the details, we've recorded our initial impressions on this well endowed (well endowed with the 3.8-inch screen size, that is) on our very first episode of ZoneOut. These ZoneOut videos will be a supplement to our ongoing ...

Let's analyze its name – Touch HD. The first word shows that the device belongs to the Touch series, known for its optimized interface in order to be finger-friendly. But what does HD stand ......

3.8" WVGA display, Very good size and construction, This is the phone for document viewing

Currently, it cannot play quality videos, Weak display performance in direct sunlight, More lag in the menu compared to Touch Diamond

We were excited when we started testing the phone, hoping that we'll see something great and revolutionary. Sadly, the reality is different. Hardware-wise, the Touch HD is impressive with a large display and excellent build quality. As a phone, it ...