HTC Touch Cruise
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User Score (5424)
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Expert Score (15)
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Design (5366)
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Value for money (2)
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Features (5363)
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Ease of use (4)
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Performance (5368)
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HTC Touch has a Tri-band GSM with EDGE and GPRS network and is using the Windows Mobile 6 Professional as its operating system. It is capable of internet browsing and Push e-mail. It has an internal memory of 128 MB and expansion slot for microSDTM memory card. The HTC Touch is surely a very light yet advance phone at 112 grams.
Features
HTC Touch has a 2.8 inch LCD touchscreen with a 240 x 320 dots resolution. It has the HTC TouchFLO and 5-way navigation control that makes device control easier and more efficient. It has a built-in microphone and 3-in-1 speaker that supports Windows Media player and its related formats. Its connectivity are Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HTC ExtUSB (an 11 pin mini USB and audio jack in one). It has an 1100 mAh rechargeable Li-Ion battery that has a stand by time of up to 200 hours and talk time of up to 5 hours.
Manufacturer's Specs
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Operating SystemWindows Mobile® 6 Professional
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ApplicationsMicrosoft Office® Mobile - view Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel®, Microsoft PowerPoint® files and attachments. Vista compatible - will synchronize on Vista as plug and play, no need to load ActiveSync® or other software
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ProcessorQUALCOMM® MSM7500™, 400MHz
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Internal MemoryFlash/ROM 256MB, SRAM/Chipset - 128 MB
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DisplayLarge, crisp 2.8" touch screen with 64k colors (16bit) support (QVGA - 240 x 320 pixels) with LED backlight
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TechnologyHTC TouchFLO™, CDMA2000 1X/EVDO, digital dual band (800 and 1900 MHz)
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E-mailIntegrated multiple e-mail accounts, with Push E-mail capability with Microsoft Exchange®
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Dimensions3.98" (L) x 2.34" (W) x 0.56" (D) 101mm (L) x 59.6mm (W) x 14.1mm (D)
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Weight3.92oz / 112 grams
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BatteryRechargeable 1100 mAh, 250 hours standby time, 3.5 hours talk time
The HTC Touch Cruise™ is sleek, stylish, and compact, but big on features and with an LCD screen size that gives you an excellent multimedia experience in a mobile device. Featuring HTC’s innovativ…
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Reviewer: itp.net2 weeks ago
- Overall 8

- Value for money 8

- Features 8

- Performance 8

Overall a well-rounded device that suffers from only a few setbacks. Look past these however and you’ll find the Touch Cruise intuitive to use and quite well stacked in terms of features. It’s not too shabby on the performance front either. Read more
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Reviewer: mobileburn.com04 June 2008
Even though HTC's new TouchFLO 3D devices are starting to ship, its still worth looking at devices like Touch Cruise, with its AF camera, HSDPA data, and built-in GPS. Our UK man, Russell, puts the phone through its paces for us in this in-depth review. Read more
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HTC Touch Cruise Review
Reviewer: phonearena.com16 April 2008- Overall 9

- Design 9

HTC Touch Cruise will provide a reliable and precise navigation when needed. Aside from that, you will make and receive calls with a very good sound quality, no matter in which country you are. The device can be operated single-handedly -thanks to the TouchFlo 2.0 technology and the rotating 4-way D-pad. In contrast to Artemis, which didn’t have 3G support, Cruise has a tri-band one, meaning that even if you are in an area with no WiFi coverage, you will still be able... Read more
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HTC Touch Cruise review: Happy cruising
Reviewer: gsmarena.com04 February 2008HTC Touch Cruise will find quite a number of fans, offering a load of features matched by compact size and stand-out styling. Besides, the touchscreen experience is only second to Apple iPhone, which is a good enough premise for some serious market success. The well performing GPS receiver and the good battery life will also attract users who like to travel a lot. The display issues and the photo imaging shortfalls are of course to be reckoned with, but they don't see... Read more
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HTC Touch Cruise
Reviewer: Mobile Review15 November 2007The Touch Cruise does well on the reception front. The communicator comes with polyphony, however since a multitude of audio formats may be employed for ring tones, having it onboard is not vital at all. The volume of call alerts is average, which still proves sufficient to make ring tones audible in typical environments. Also, during our calls, we had no complaints about how loud the other party sounded, even when we were on a busy street or in a bus. When the commun... Read more
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Recommendation for a friend
I second the motion for the HTC Touch Cruise
forum.gsmarena.com: 21 November 2007 Read more
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Looking for a new phone
Anyone? Prices of phones on HongKong? HTC Touch Cruise?
forum.gsmarena.com: 08 January 2008 Read more
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Need a new business phone
Maybe he will like the HTC Touch Cruise or the HTC TyTN II. Their features are near to your father's demands.
forum.gsmarena.com: 24 November 2007 Read more
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Replacement for O2 Atom
How about a htc touch cruise (o2 XDA Orbit 2)? Literally the same as the tytn II but in a smaller packageand no hardware qwerty
forum.gsmarena.com: 04 February 2008 Read more
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HTC Touch Cruise
HTC Touch Cruise Mobile Phone Overview. Quote - The HTC Touch CruiseT is the third member of the HTC Touch product family and the first to feature built-in GPS for personal navigation. Building on the popularity of the HTC TouchT, and the HTC Touch DualT, the HTC Touch Crui...
forum.insideproject.com: 31 January 2008 Read more
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