Samsung already showcased its goods at Mobile World Congress 2009; now, it’s HTC’s turn. The company that delivered the Touch Pro and Touch Diamond has introduced successors to both of the aforementioned phones, and while neither of the new ones are drastic improvements, it’s the little things that count. Both models seek to “balance function, form and cutting-edge technology to personalize the communication and mobile Internet experience,” and in order to do just that, they have employed the same TouchFLO 3D<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Samsung already showcased its goods at Mobile World Congress 2009; now, it’s HTC’s turn. The company that delivered the Touch Pro and Touch Diamond has introduced successors to both of the aforementioned phones, and while neither of the new ones are drastic improvements, it’s the little things that count. Both models seek to “balance function, form and cutting-edge technology to personalize the communication and mobile Internet experience,” and in order to do just that, they have employed the same TouchFLO 3D Continue reading