HTC Touch Dual
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- pepsi
- ijq
- 17 Mar 2008
since i don use GPS and Wifi at all, I sold my HTC 3600 and change to touch dual, because I prefer with keypad.
Has used it for a week, so far no problem, the response is abt the same with 3600, just slightly faster, not obviously.
The only cons with this phone is, the touch screen is not sensitive enough, sometimes u need to touch hardly or touch few times then it works. I shall change the screen protector and try out again.
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- RedQueen
- PMT
- 16 Mar 2008
RE: Annette (WiFi and HSDPA)
HSDPA = High Speed Downlink Packet Access, is a protocol for mobile telephone data transmission also known as a 3.5G, it runs through your mobile phone network meaning user will inccur charges for usage.
WiFi = Wireless Fidelity, is the popular term for a high-frequency wireless local area network (WLAN) technology, meaning tapping into the internet via a wireless network whether it be work or home. Since you are utilizing an existing network, so it would be free.
hope this answer your questions :)
p.s. I can relate to mika, coz i use to have and O2 Atome Life and I have used the WiFi for less than 10 times over the 6mth period i've had it.
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- Annette
- niq
- 11 Mar 2008
So you can recommend this phone, and the internetaccess through hspda?
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- mika
- Bw@
- 11 Mar 2008
why people keep harping on about wifi... if you were in the countryside or camp site which one are you more likely to have in your vicinity wifi or hspda
secondly wifi is not up to scratch when your talking security and it's pots luck you will find access points with no security travelling on the bus.
isn't it more likely that more devices in the future will have bluetooth rather than wifi so you could always network your devices using bluetooh and use the hspda as your access point
I got this phone yesterday and the only thing that would of been nice to have, although a luxury is the gps,had the mda compact 3 last year and only used gps 5 to 8 times.
the only drawback about this handset is the pouch provided
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- mika
- Bw@
- 11 Mar 2008
why people keep harping on about wifi... if you were in the countryside or camping site which one are you more likely to have in your vicinity wifi or hspda
secondly wifi is not up to scratch when your talking security and it's pots luck you will find access points with no security travelling on the bus.
isn't more likely that more devices in the future will have bluetooth rather than wifi so you could always networked your devices using bluetooh and use the hspda as your access point
I got this phone yesterday and the only thing that would of been nice to have, although a luxury is the gps,had the mda compact 3 last year and only used gps 5 to 8 times.
the only drawback about this handset is the pouch provided
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- Annette
- niq
- 11 Mar 2008
Sorry what's the difference between wifi and HSDPA?
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- Anonymous
- N7$
- 09 Mar 2008
you people and Wifi...geta life is the best pda to date....
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- khan
- 2@6
- 08 Mar 2008
why no wifi connectivity this is the worst mistake htc has done with this phone, earlier using htc touch wfich got wifi connectivity, but with higher version why no wifi??????
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- Aapmans
- SnT
- 04 Mar 2008
Great phone.It takes more than a week to become friends with this apparaat and WM6 but then you have a real friend. Minor points: no wifi, gps and qwerty keyboard. Who needs wifi when there is HSDPA and a BT GPS unit I already had.The loss of the keyboard takes longer to life with (my former phone is a HTC9100).
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- HTCman
- NaD
- 27 Feb 2008
the keyboard is 20 key if you come from using a normal phone it will take some time to getting used to. this is a very powerfull pocket PC and i am very happy with the design and functionality. it should'nt be a problem when against your head during calls.
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- Eunos
- F4p
- 23 Feb 2008
Can someone who use this handphone please help to comment the this phone ringing volume. Is the ringing sound loud enough. Thanks.
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- Olafur
- Sup
- 19 Feb 2008
I have had this phone since Desember, it is annoying. The slide-out keyboard is impossible to read and unusable for texting. The touch screen remains active during calls and therefore I end up starting lots of programs by just pressing it against my face while talking. The mini-USB connector is on the lower left hand side making the phone nearly unusable while charging. The 2MP camera is the worst one I have ever used (and I have had many phones).
There are just too many little things that bother me to no end with this phone. All sorts of annoyance with the UI and its functionality. There is a selection of on-screen keyboards and bandwriting recognition tools. The best keyboard I have is called PDAMedia KBD. I found it on the net and installed myself. I am so frustrated that I have stopped using the phone and reverted to my SE P990. Be warned.
Olafur
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- Anonymous
- SkE
- 18 Feb 2008
does it have blackberry connectivity?
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- Anonymous
- TR1
- 17 Feb 2008
i would like all branded companies to manufacture dual sim card mobiles like what china is doing.
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- andry
- pu7
- 15 Feb 2008
I really think to buy this one... but without WiFi, I have to reconsider it
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- AHMED TREKI
- fua
- 14 Feb 2008
its more than great .but why no lan ?????????????its only disadantage for this product
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- Nayel
- SXZ
- 13 Feb 2008
Can This Phone Withstand Tough Handling?
Thnx
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- SEIF
- mI6
- 12 Feb 2008
I can't understand why this model(HTC Touch Dual) it has been released since last NOV 2007 in Gulf & up to this time Feb 2008 not released with Arabic version which is the main language in gulf.please comment & informing me when it is going to be release in arabic version.Thanks
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- Duncan
- nqj
- 07 Feb 2008
Only one big question..
Why no WLAN?????????????????????????????
It's very big mistake, which definitely will stop many people from buying this model.
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- Nick
- MZb
- 06 Feb 2008
Hi, had this phone for two weeks. Bought it in Belgium with AZERTY keypad, works great! Quick processor, nice specs and functions and battery life is what can be expected for this kind of handset.
To Marios, don't compare apples and oranges please...