Htc Touch By Alena Ruseva By Alena Ruseva on Aug 02, 2008 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

I got the phone. From the start, I liked the concept. The phone is fairly small, it doesn't flip, open, bend, or anything. It's simple. Simplicity is good. The thing I was concerned with was the keyboard. There is no physical keyboard. Prior to this phone I had HTC Mogul, which had a keyboard. Texting was very simple and fast. Anyway, when you get the Touch, you will have to get used to the virtual keyboard. Once you get used to it, you're good. HTC Touch uses Windows Mobile. Your pictures, videos, contacts, calendar and notes are automatically synchronized with your computer via USB cable and Outlook. You get a free copy of Outlook when you purchase the phone. This makes things very simple. Touch supports third party applications. You can customize the phone in any way you want if you put in some efford. Countless sites provide skins, backgrounds ... etc. Also, the phone utelizes Touch Flo technology. The technology shows itself in the form of a cube. The cube is an application you can start which gives you access to things fast. The phone of course is a touchscreen. It comes with a stylus. I strongly recommend this phone. It has many good features and the technology won't be outdated for a while.