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Review summary: Тhe HTC Touch Diamond2 comes out to lend some more color to the otherwise nice, but aging model that was released last year. Hitting the shelves less than a year after its predecessor ......

Pros: Comfy and responsive interface, Awesome in-call quality, Decent outdoor picture quality

Cons: The display is hardly legible in the sun, Mediocre multimedia capabilities, Accelerometer is not perfect

Verdict: Unlike its predecessor, even early units of the HTC Touch Diamond2 are fast and promptly responding. Apparently, the increased amount of system memory proves beneficial to the good-looking smart phone. The screen is also very sensitive and reacts to ...

Review summary: It's set to be a tough year for smartphones, and there's plenty of change afoot as companies battle amid tightening customer purse-strings.  The new iPhone is

Review summary: HTC Touch Diamond2 is next on our roll call of MWC debuts but this time it’s less about the brand spanking novelty and more about balanced and sensible upgrades. People tend to have second thoughts about...

Pros: 3.2" 65K-color WVGA display ; Latest TouchFLO 3D ; Qualcomm MSM7200A 528 Mhz CPU and 288 MB RAM ; Dedicated graphics chip (64MB RAM reserved for graphics) ; Quad-band GSM support ; 3G with HSDPA 7.2Mbps and HSUPA 2Mbps ; Wi-Fi and built-in GPS ...

Cons: Fingerprint nightmare ; Average sunlight legibility ; Questionable build quality ; No TV out port ; No standard 3.5mm audio jack ; No magnetic stylus

Verdict: It is only recently that Windows Mobile fans are receiving the treatment they deserve after years of undeserved exile. The WinMo devices are no longer stigmatized as ugly bricks with awkward handling and HTC are one of the main agents of this change. ...

Review summary: See the HTC Touch Diamond2 in fully interactive 3D 360

Verdict: There's no 3.5mm jack. Instead use HTC's bundled USB headphones, or buy an adapter for as little as 99p on Ebay and use your currently favoured cans

Review summary: A Diamond in the rough, or just a rough Diamond? We review the HTC's latest offering

Pros: Screen / Two useful cameras / MicroSD expansion / Wi-Fi

Cons: Inconsistent interface / Proprietary headphones

Verdict: From a platform point of view, there's not much of an overhaul – it still relies on the same 528MHz Qualcomm MSM7200A chip as its predecessor, still boasts A-GPS, Bluetooth 2 (with A2DP), an FM radio tuner and a front facing VGA video call camera – ...