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Review summary: When HTC announced the Touch earlier this year, the iPhone competitor (sorta) caused quite a stir, and has since sold over 800,000 units. That's a large number for a high end PDA phone, especially when the lion's share are unlocked GSM phones with no ...

Pros: Great looks and super-small size and weight. Fast CPU, EVDO for fast data, A2DP Bluetooth stereo headphone support. Surprisingly good battery life for a device with a relatively small battery. Touch screen enhancements make it easier to interact with ...

Cons: TouchFLO improves usability, but it doesn't remake the entire OS; you'll still need the stylus occasionally

Verdict: The Sprint Touch is a thoroughly pleasant PDA phone with great looks, incredibly small dimensions, a low price and a touch display that means you won't have to whip out the stylus quite so often. Unlike the AT&T Tilt, it doesn't offer every feature in ...

Review summary: The original HTC Touch was the company's first device that uses its new TouchFLO finger based user interface extension. Now HTC has released an improved version of the UI on a CDMA version of the Touch for Sprint in the USA. We put it through its ...

Pros: Great form factor, good finger usability, EV-DO 3G data

Cons: No WiFi, 20 key input somewhat awkward

Review summary: HTC redefines the smartphone. But not a lot.

Pros: Unusually pleasant looks

Cons: Dodgy touchscreen; Disappointing interface; Ropey multi-media gubbins

Verdict: An attractive but ultimately grimly disappointing smartphone.

Review summary: , which will be offered by Sprint on November 4, is hands down one of the best devices I've used in the past two years. That says a lot considering the number of devices that roll through the CrunchGear offices. But to each his own, I say. The Touch ...

Pros: The compact HTC Touch features an advanced touch screen that lets you operate the smartphone with your fingertips. The Windows Mobile 6 smartphone has integrated Bluetooth and a 2-megapixel camera. It's EV-DO capable and works with the Sprint Music ...

Cons: The Touch's onscreen keyboard is improved, but it's still not the best for text entry, and the TouchFLO feature doesn't work in landscape mode. The microSD slots are hard to access, and there's no integrated Wi-Fi. Also, the phone's speaker system is ...

Verdict: The HTC Touch cell phone for Sprint boasts an innovative touch screen, a sleek interface, and a nice set of features, but the lack of a sizable keyboard really limits the usability of this device.