In line with all the finger swiping you have to do across and along the screen, the Touch Cruise does not have a raised bezel like most PDA-phones. It is instead flat across the entire front surface.

CNET Asia has reviewed HTC Touch Cruise and given out “The good: Complete range of connectivity options; integrated GPS; good bundle including car kit and GPS map; attractive design; FM radio. The bad: No dedicated audio connector; no keypad of any kind; no LED for low-light photography. The bottom line: The combination of HTC’s Touch interface and a slew of connectivity options makes the Cruise viable for those who balked at the shortcomings of the Touch and Touch Dual.”

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