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Review summary: THE Touch 3G improves on its predecessor by delivering a smooth user experience.

Pros: Compact design, TouchFLO 2D interface, HSDPA-capable, A2DP Bluetooth, GPS

Cons: Uninspiring, can't type using fingers, buttons are a little thin, average display, proprietary headphone jack

Verdict: The Touch 3G improves on its predecessor by delivering a smooth user experience, but there is nothing else to really get excited about.

Review summary: Amongst the numerous HTC handsets this year, the unassuming Touch 3G may not make the strongest impact, but it is certainly one of our favourites.

Pros: TouchFLO 2D is great, Good performance, Excellent battery life, Great online experience

Cons: No substantial internal storage, No physical keypad, Charging port doubles as headphone socket

Verdict: The Touch 3G is a solid performer that will make a great business handset for anyone who doesn't require mechanical input. We, however, would have liked to have seen this smartphone with a keyboard for more accurate messaging.

Pros: Compact design, TouchFLO 2D interface, HSDPA-capable, A2DP Bluetooth, GPS

Cons: Uninspiring, can't type using fingers, buttons are a little thin, average display, proprietary headphone jack

Verdict: The Touch 3G improves on its predecessor by delivering a smooth user experience, but there is nothing else to really get excited about.

Review summary: A relatively lightweight Windows Mobile phone with most of the bells and whistles, but not the outlandish $1,000 price tag.

Verdict: For one thing, it's not as chunky as the Touch Pro, or as heavy at 96grams, which is featherweight compared to the iPhone or Touch Pro. The Touch 3G also has a decent sized 2.8in screen

Review summary: First the TouchFlo interface on the HTC Touch. Then the TouchFlo 3D on HTC Diamond. Now, we take a look at the latest evolution of the TouchFlo interface, making its debut on another addition to the HTC Touch family of Windows Mobile devices: the HTC ...