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Review summary: The HTC Touch Pro2 is HTC's latest business smartphone. The Pro2 features a massive 800x480 pixel touchscreen and a large QWERTY keyboard. Russell gets down to business with it in this in-depth review, with 3 HD videos.

Review summary: The HTC Touch Pro2 is a business blower with the power of a multimedia phone. There's a slide-out QWERTY keypad, HSDPA and a microSD slot for storage expansion squeezed inside, along with GPS to guide you when lost. Windows Mobile 6.1 sits pretty on ...

Pros: The Touch Pro2's 3.6-inch touchscreen is bigger and packs more pixels than an iPhone's. It's also a treat to use in portrait and landscape modes. The 3.2-megapixel camera, meanwhile, is more than good enough to take snaps of your boozy mates, while ...

Cons: The QWERTY keypad comes at a price: the HTC Touch Pro2 is massive. Seriously. If Windows Mobile freezes one too many times, you could easily use it as a brick in your home's foundations, it's that chunky. The slide-up screen meanwhile is more than a ...

Verdict: As Windows Mobile phones go, this is one of the best. It's mostly well built, with a top touchscreen installed. But Windows Mobile still has the same old kinks, kooks and complete crashes it always has. Unless you make conference calls like hot ...

Pros: Excellent keyboard, TouchFLO 3D interface, large and clear display, responsive touch screen, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, great speakerphone, integrated contacts screen

Cons: Large and chunky design, no flash on camera, no 3.5mm headphone jack

Verdict: HTC's Touch Pro 2 mobile phone is more responsive and easier to use than its predecessor, but the extra weight and bulk won't be appreciated by all. A fantastic display, a well-designed keyboard and an excellent user interface may be enough to balance ...

Review summary: HSPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS Excellent high-resolution 3.6in. touch-screen Tilting screen for ease of use on a desk Excellent QWERTY keyboard Tags: Battery, Mobile, Screen

Pros: HSPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS Excellent high-resolution 3.6in. touch-screen Tilting screen for ease of use on a desk Excellent QWERTY keyboard

Cons: Relatively large and heavy Moderate battery life Lacklustre camera Mini-USB headset connector

Verdict: HTC's best smartphone yet features a tilting screen, a good QWERTY keyboard and a responsive touch interface. The high-resolution screen is also superb. Our only real concern is battery life.

Review summary: HTC has been seriously the little (now big) engine that could. Does anyone even remember what the T-Mobile Pocket PC (Wallaby) looked like? Now the number one Windows Mobile manufacturer in the world, they show no signs of stopping - they even added ...