Pair of touchscreen handsets to give iPhone a run for its money?
By Natasha Lomas, 18 September 2008 09:05
HTC is set to unleash two new touchscreen handsets in the hopes of luring consumers away from Apple's iPhone.
The HTC Touch Viva (pictured above) and the HTC Touch 3G (see page three) both run Windows Mobile 6.1, and use HTC's TouchFLO user interface.
Photo credit: HTC
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1. Karen Challinor
well at least you are covering different phones but basically it's still an advertisement masquerading as a press release
interesting point tho my two year old HTC phone has a large touch screen, full keyboard, 3G, Wifi and Bluetooth, I wonder why they dropped features for newer models ?
2. Rob
Pointless, you have had a better story with the Touch HD and Touch Pro, these phones your talking about are only slight variations on the Touch and Touch Plus