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Slider version of the HTC Touch |
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Slider version of the HTC Touch
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I read a review of this handset on The Register, and if has no wifi and if it's anything like the touch, then the batterylife will really suck. I am gonna be buying the HTC TYTN II, either on T-mobile or splashout just over 400 notes for the sim free
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Like the above poster, I read about this earlier this morning - but not off The Register. HTC are certainly stepping up to the mark.
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it takes a hell of a lot of skill to do what HTC have done.
When I got my first Orange SPV Classic, I wouldn't have dreamed of hearing a HTC phone being discussed on DigitalSpy |
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Agreed. In recent years they have come from being a brand the only a few people used or had heard of, to being now known as one of the premier handset manufacters amd pioneer of new technology....
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i've got a htc touch and find the battery life great, even with bluetooth turned on all the time. it was a welcome change from my old mda compact which did have poor battery life. it's so responsive i can type text one handed, cannot really understand why you would need a keyboard
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TYTNII is the v1615 on vodafone also, i think im going to be buying that one! and then possibly de-brand "depends what has been done to the handset"
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