HTC Touch Pro comes to Verizon Wireless

Posted in Verizon by Shane McGlaun on November 25th, 2008

HTC Touch ProSmartphones are the top growing mobile phone category. The Apple iPhone may be at the top of the sales charts, but it has many competitors looking to take that top spot away. One of the smartphones that hoped to steal some of the iPhone thunder was the HTC Touch Pro.

When the Touch Pro first launched it was a Sprint exclusive handset. Verizon Wireless has announced that it is now offering the HTC Touch Pro to its subscribers as well. The features of the handset are the same as the Sprint version with Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro as the operating system. Users get access to Word, Excel, and Outlook on the device.

The screen is a 2.8-inch touch enabled unit and the phone features a slide out QWERTY keyboard. The camera built into the device is a 3.2MP unit with a LED flash for better low light performance. The camera can also work as a scanner allowing business users to snap a picture of a card and scan the data into a contact application. The device is available now for $349.99 after a $70 mail-in rebate and new 2-year agreement.

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3 Comments to “HTC Touch Pro comes to Verizon Wireless”
  1. m goode Says:

    This phone is cool, but I think the Motorola Krave is the next big thing hands down. I like the Krave’s touch screen display and 2 megapixel video camera. Check it out online at motorola.com/krave. I’ve been a fan of this thing ever since I started working with Motorola.

  2. Annoyed Says:

    Actually, the features are *not* the same. Verizon has crippled there phone with less ram (128MiB compared to 288MiB with Sprints), and a ridiculous keyboard layout (Up-arrow between N and M?). I don’t know if we should be applauding Sprint or deriding Verizon, but Verizon is only vending a shadow of the phone that others are.

  3. Michael Says:

    Got the Verizon version yesterday

    WOW

    I have not been that frustrated with a device since the Apple Newton. Had it less than 24 hrs before I sent it back.

    To bad, still have to use the HTC PDA2K which HAS NOT been replaced by a better handset in 4 years

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