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Review summary: We check out the impressive unlocked version of the Touch Diamond 2. Is this fast new version worth the price of importing? Find out in our HTC Touch Diamond 2 review.

Pros: Fast, responsive interface and hi-res touchscreen. Great calling features put useful info at fingertips. Solid camera and Web browsing features

Cons: Multimedia functions were buggy, underpowered. Onscreen keyboard a bit small, though smart. Lacks some apps a U.S. carrier would include

Verdict: it seemed very sensitive and had no trouble registering even a light touch. It still worked a bit better when we broke out the stylus, but HTC has succeeded in making a mostly touchable interface for Windows Mobile that truly works like we want

Review summary: HTC's Touch line of handsets has been one of the company's most interesting releases and over the past two years or so we've seen a wide range of fine Windows Mobile devices appear. From the Touch to the Touch HD to the non-touch S740, it's been great ...

Pros: The HTC Touch Diamond2 boasts a sleek design with a larger and sharper display than its predecessor. The enhanced TouchFlo interface makes navigation easier. The Windows Mobile smartphone also features Wi-Fi, GPS, a 5-megapixel camera, and good ...

Cons: No U.S. 3G support yet. The onscreen keyboard is a bit cramped and the smartphone lacks a standard headphone jack. Call quality could be better

Verdict: The HTC Touch Diamond2 brings some notable improvements over its predecessor and promises to be a powerful touch-screen smartphone when it finally arrives in the U.S.

Review summary: The word is that the HTC Touch Diamond 2 is the most user-friendly Windows Mobile smartphone ever. Can it really be true?

Pros: Classy design and well made. Most user-friendly Windows Mobile OS yet. Threaded conversation history

Cons: Touchscreen performance issues. No 3.5mm jack. Camera performance lacks cutting edge. No geotagging

Review summary: The Touch Diamond2 is an upgraded version of 2008's fashion-friendly smartphone, the Touch Diamond, and HTC's latest effort to grab the business-meets-consumer phone market…

Pros: Excellent internet experience, easy syncing and a new communication history that aggregates texts, emails and calls from a single contact

Cons: Music player is a token add-on

Verdict: The Diamond2 hasn't revolutionised its predecessor, but key features make it a stylish, powerful smartphone.