T7278 SmartPhone Windows Mobile 6.1 External GPS WIFI Quad Band Bluetooth Flat Touch Screen

The HTC Touch cell phone uses a system called Touch Flo, controlling its functions, and easy to adjust thanks to the nature of the Windows Mobile operating system, it takes alittle time to learn all the functions of the phone, and you get the most out of it. While he may not have the immediate appeal of the iPhone, they all have the same functions share and even exceeds in many ways including better camera, and although it is not quite so popular, it remains a great alternative for anyone who needs a smart phone with Windows to be compatible.

On the contrary, ive used many HTC phones over the last 4 or 5 years and have found them much more useful than any other phone ive tried.
The iPhone might be user friendly but it awash with generally relatively useless apps with an astronomical price for the pleasure. I'd stick with HTC, and probably therefore Google any day.
But then im not one to buy into Apple's marketing machine, be it Mac's, iPod's or iPhones!

Smartphones are turning into the gatekeepers of how we access the internet. Google has its sights set on Apple’s iconic iPhone, which has become, since it launch in 2007, the benchmark in the rapidly growing market. Google revealed its open-source Android operating system nearly two years ago. Since then a dozen Android phones by companies such as Samsung and Motorola have been launched.

For months the technology world has been gossiping about Google’s most closely guarded secret — the arrival of its first very own mobile phone.

Despite the growing anticipation of a smartphone rumoured to be capable of challenging the iPhone’s market dominance, no previews have been given and leaks about it have been few and far between.