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Review summary: Pro choice, or pro life? Either way, the new HTC Touch Pro2 will be pro in every aspect of your work and personal life. Armed with a slew of updates from its predecessor, we give you the full details on what you can expect out of this new highly ...

Verdict: The side-sliding QWERTY genre just got a shot in the arm with the HTC Touch Pro2

Review summary: 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.

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: A hardware keyboard is not that unusual, but the feature we really like is that when the keyboard is revealed, the screen section can be tilted to an angle of 50 degrees. This makes it easy to view the screen when the Touch Pro 2 is sitting on a desk. ...

Review summary: The HTC Touch Pro2 is the elder sibling of the Touch Diamond2 sporting 3.6-inch screen and full QWERTY keyboard with the heart-warming 5 rows. It´s also a Windows Mobile 6.1 powered device ......

Pros: Awesome keyboard, Touch sensitive screen that delivers great image quality and display can be tilted, Extremely responsive and snappy, Excellent customization pack

Cons: Screen is unusable in the sun, Mediocre loudspeaker and in-call quality, You are bound to see the standard WinMo menus sooner or later, The camera quality is very poor

Verdict: At a fell swoop, the HTC Touch Pro2 has managed to irreversibly crush our understanding of cell phones as they are. Well, no, not really. As a whole it is an excellent Windows Mobile device, just as we expected. Again we emphasize it´s a nicely ...

Review summary: Amid talk of Android and would-be heroes we're about to revisit HTC on their hallowed PocketPC ground. Good things seem to come in pairs for the company while out-and-out upgrades are always good news for...

Pros: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support and HSDPA 7.2Mbps ; 3.6" 65K-color touchscreen WVGA display ; Five row full QWERTY side-sliding keyboard of brilliant ergonomics ; Revamped TouchFLO 3D Home screen and gesture controls ; Wi-Fi and built-in GPS receiver ...

Cons: Considerable size and weight ; Average sunlight legibility ; No standard 3.5mm audio jack ; Poor camera performance ; No camera flash ; No FM radio by default (can be enabled with unofficial third-party software)

Verdict: tackles the infantry

Verdict: The ultimate corporate smartphone, but it's just too big and beefy.