HTC Touch Pro2 from Sprint
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Those in the business world in search of a new smartphone with do-it-all capabilities might want to give serious thought to the HTC Touch Pro2 from Sprint. The Touch Pro2 is a dual mode world phone that is great for travelers who want to avoid the hassle of switching phones every time they go overseas. Let's take a closer look.
The HTC Touch Pro2 is a rather bulky, yet attractive smartphone packed with tons of features to please almost every type of cell phone user out there. You get Wi-Fi, GPS, email capabilities, and Bluetooth, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The design, although large, is excellent as well, with a spacious, crisp display and a full QWERTY keyboard that rivals any competitor as an input device. The phone has good overall performance, with a few mishaps along the way.
Perhaps the only major gripe with the HTC Touch Pro2 is its price. Are you sitting down yet? The Touch Pro2 retails for $349.99, and that is after a $100 mail-in rebate in addition to a two-year service agreement with Sprint. Many might run and hide after seeing that price, but if you truly need a high quality phone capable of performing multiple tasks, then the HTC Touch Pro2 might be worth its hefty price tag.
As mentioned above, the HTC Touch Pro2 from Sprint is loaded with features. Let’s begin with the basics. You get text and multimedia messaging, a speakerphone, voice commands, three-way calling, and speed dial. All the standard organizational tools are present, such as a calendar, alarm clock, world clock, unit converter, note pad, and calculator.
You can store as many contacts in the Pro2 as will fit onto its internal memory, and for each contact you can input several phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, and other notes. You can assign contacts to different groups, and also pair them with a photo and a ringtone. The basic phone accessories that come in the box with the Pro2 are an AC adapter, SIM card, USB cable, an additional stylus, and a screen protector.
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