HTC Touch Diamond 2

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Well made, a load of goodies, and significant improvements to TouchFLO 3D make this the best touch-only phone from HTC so far.

The best Windows Mobile device money can buy, and the worthiest iPhone adversary yet

HTC's Touch Diamond 2 is a far better smartphone than its predecessor. The lack of a 3.5mm headphone jack is annoying, but a larger display, a professional design and a much improved user interface make this one of the best Windows Mobile smartphones we've reviewed.

We think the Diamond2 is perhaps the best Windows Mobile-based device that HTC has ever produced. TouchFlo 3D is now at a level where it provides a very fast and easy to use interface for most day-to-day tasks, and the new zoom control makes web browsing very satisfying - more so than with any previous Windows-powered HTC phone. However, as an overall package the Diamond2 is still not as slick or straightforward to use as the iPhone or even HTC's Android-powered Magic handset.

The camera is greatly improved, producing high quality snaps, fast

There are some niggles as always, however the majority of issues we experienced with the software were down to testing a unit that wasn't sporting the final ROM (release software). That said we've been promised by HTC that glitches we experienced with speed (one minute it was blisteringly fast the next minute caught in a confusion) will be gone by the time you, the consumer, get to get to play with the device.

To be honest, software updates, which HTC is always good at providing, are beside the point. For those interested there are plenty of ways to hack your way to a faster device by stripping out plenty of the bloated software or tweaking a few settings here and there and before you shriek in horror, it's not that hard to do.

So what's the end result? The HTC Touch Diamond2 is a phone that is smart, feature-packed and sports some nice features. The downside is that the software (i.e., Windows 6.1) make this a fiddly affair coming no where close to other interfaces on the market; the hope is that the Windows 6.5 update will make this a phone worth having. Until then, unless you are a Windows fan due an upgrade, there are easier more intuitive handsets (from a software point of view) available on the market.

+ : MAJ Windows Mobile 6.5Puce A-GPSTouchFLO 3D- :