Here’s a software tour of the ATT Fuze. The Fuze comes with a lot of extra trial-ware games that they’re trying to get you to purchase. It’s also missing Windows Live and Windows Live Messenger, but has a SMS based instant messenger program that does log in to AIM, Yahoo, and MSN. On the other hand, you’ve got some great business related software such as Microsoft Office, Remote Desktop, Jetcet Print, Sprite Backup, ZIP, Adobe …
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HTC Fuze Hardware Tour
At first glance, the HTC Fuze seems to be a few steps back from the Tilt that it replaces, but there’s a lot of added features that replace the ones removed. The form-factor isn’t nearly as ground breaking as the Touch Diamond, and the lack of tactile hardware buttons and hardware softkeys on the keyboard are likely concerns for business oriented uses. Originally published on Pocketnow on November 19, 2008. More Hardware articles from the …
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The new HTC Fuze has just been released on AT&T as an update to the popular HTC Tilt. While we’ve already reviewed it’s twin cousin, the Touch Pro, there are still some interesting differences to be had on the AT&T version. Stay tuned for more, but meanwhile, take a look at what it comes with. Originally published on Pocketnow on November 12, 2008. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.
Continue readingT-Mobile Android G1 Hardware Tour
Here’s our hardware tour of the T-Mobile G1. I really like the trackball. It seems more accurate than the Blackberries and is very similar to the HTC Artemis’ trackball. Unfortunately the buttons on the front are very flat and difficult to feel for. There’s not much differentiation. Also, the keyboard buttons are difficult to feel for as well. In our size comparisons, the G1 is quite large, however it does have a large screen, which …
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Diana and I unboxed the T-Mobile G1 last night. It includes everything you would expect: USB cable, charging cable, headphones, and even a little case. Oddly, it does not include any software CD for the desktop computer. Originally published on Pocketnow on October 28, 2008. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.
Continue readingT-Mobile G1 in The House
As many of you may know, T-Mobile was the first carrier in the USA to release HTC’s first phone (the HTC Wallaby) which was also the first full touch screen smart phone available in North America. It was running Windows Mobile, then known as Pocket PC Phone Edition and, at the time, was the most powerful smartphone around. That was six years ago. Today, T-Mobile has released HTC’s first phone that does not run Windows …
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