HTC Touch Cruise Fans Collection

Stylish and sleek in design, the HTC Touch Cruise is a further illustration of HTC’s commitment to innovation and to building a suite of touchscreen devices that cater to a variety of customer needs and styles. The HTC Home screen will provide one-touch access to emails, text messages, calendar appointments and contacts, as well as current weather conditions and forecasts for hundreds of cities around the world.


The new Touch Cruise boasts super fast HSDPA/3.5G connectivity plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, making it a highly connected device for consumers on the move. Its 2.8” screen is great for enjoying mobile multimedia and because it runs on Windows Mobile 6, the built-in Windows Media Player is ideal for music and movies.

HTC Touch Cruise Professional Reviews:

• MobileChoice has reviewed HTC Touch Cruise and given out ” The main problem with the HTC Touch Cruise is its less than perfect touch-screen. But that on its own is not enough to account for our relative ambivalence. We’re just going to have to put that down to personality. Or rather the Cruise’s lack of it. ”

• pocket-lint has reviewed HTC Touch Cruise and given out ” Overall, if you are looking for a smartphone with all the options, then this does pretty much everything. If you are happy with Windows Mobile, then the HTC Touch Cruise packs a lot of action into a small package. As a phone it works very well, with the normal music, video, FM radio, camera options, as well as a whole pile of connectivity. Throw in the GPS and Wi-Fi and you really have a little cracker here.”

• 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. ”

• phoneArena has reviewed HTC Touch Cruise and given out ” 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 to reply to an important e mail, for example. ”

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