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HTC Reveals Touch Diamond with TouchFLO 3D
HTC Touch DiamondAlthough specs had been spilled across the Internet weeks before, HTC held its press event today introducing its latest touch-screen phone, Touch Diamond. The new phone runs Windows Mobile with a new version of the touch-screen interface that made the original Touch so popular. They’re calling the next step in finger-friendly Win Mobile interface - TouchFLO 3D.
HTC Touch: How to get your local weather
One of the coolest features of the HTC Touch is the mobile phone's weather forecast. It's an HTC plug-in that sits atop the phone's Windows Mobile operating system.
But what if your city isn't included in the plug-in's list of available weather forecasts? The solution is easier than you might think!
HTC Touch and Touch Dual – Breakthroughs in Form
HTC TouchTactile interface isn't just for lap dances anymore. Your favorite gadgets are getting in on feel-me fever.
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