If we’re to reinterpret the HTC Touch2 as a Hollywood movie sequel, it’s got it all; revamped design, new features, and a new core powering the phone’s direction (cue in Windows Mobile 6.5). And, with all of this amalgamated, we’re also glad to announce that the HTC Touch2 is a good successor to the Touch and Touch 3G.

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Say the name ‘Blackberry’ or flash one in public and people may think that you’re a very busy executive who can be contacted anytime and anywhere via email or calls. The social stigma of having such a device means that you might be chilling one moment and working frantically the next also means that it’s not a really fun device to be had. Taking measures to erase such stigma is RIM’s first Blackberry for the consumer market; the Curve 8520.
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Let’s face it; the price of the Touch Pro2 makes it something of an overvalued gem. But if you can get past the price tag to consider a high-end, business-centric phone to manage your working life, the Touch Pro2 actually offers a lot.

For one, the design is excellent. With its 116 x 59.2 x 16.65 mm dimensions, it’s rather large and heavy, but its streamlined designed doesn’t bulk in your pockets. The display is huge and wonderful (3.6 inch WVGA), featuring a crystal screen that is crisp and bright.

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Not knowing a clue about Android beforehand, we step into deep waters to bring you this review. The HTC Magic turned out to look much better than we had expected. It managed to pull off an appealing look thanks to its white color finish and the shines it exudes. The distinctive Android ‘chin’ is subdued on this phone; although why the chin is a signature design of Android devices is open to anyone’s guess.

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Popularity: 4% [?]