The Touch Pro2 runs Windows Mobile Professional 6.1, though that's somewhat irrelevant since HTC's software and user interface put WinMo behind the scenes. Even if this PDA phone were running Windows ...

Windows Mobile 6.5 is arriving with a fanfare, and a number of high-end Windows Phones to demonstrate Microsoft's latest OS' flexibility. Not every device is a do-everything uber-phone, however ...

The HTC Touch Pro is undeniably one of the hottest PDA phones of 2008. And in the US, just as with the HTC Touch Diamond, Sprint customers get to sample it first. Previously available only as a GSM ...

Forget the stylus. HTC tries to put the touch back in touch-screen with their latest Windows Mobile phone. HTC's new Touch is a diminutive Windows Mobile Professional (Pocket PC) phone with big ...

HTC’s compact smart phone offers a compelling feature set and attractive design, though with a few annoyances. HTC’s Touch Diamond ($350 with a two-year contract) is a well-designed Windows ...

HTC have taken the Touch Diamond and edged one step closer to perfection with the addition of a full 5-row QWERTY keyboard. Included in the box there is the phone (of course), a 1GB MicroSD card ...

Windows Mobile smart phones can be rather expensive, but if you just need the basics, the HTC Touch Viva might be for you. At £245 SIM-free, it's relatively cheap and is compact enough to easily ...

The HTC Touch Cruise has a featherlight design and attractive user interface, but its performance can be slow. An unlocked brother to the HTC Touch series phones, the HTC Touch Cruise ($550 ...

Let’s just get this out of the way: in terms of hardware, the Touch HD2 is the nicest phone ... This is one of the first Windows Mobile phones to have HTC Sense, which combines bits and pieces ...

The Wallaby model in 2002 brought high-speed internet access on the go, and the HTC Touch in 2007 replaced traditional phone keyboards. Here's what's next for the smartphone pioneers. HTC isn’t ...

Unlike what you'd fine on the Nexus phones or even the Galaxy S4, the HTC One has only two touch sensitive navigation buttons along the bottom -- back and home. And while they mostly work fine ...