The TouchFLO 3D interface that the HTC Touch Pro 2 uses is perfect for the Windows Mobile Interface, but really, it looks nothing like windows, that is, it looks way better and works just the same. TouchFLO focuses on increasing usabillity and making navigation more intuitive. It is super finger friendly, giving the user instant access to messaging, people, email, photos, music and the daily weather. The zoom bar at the bottom of the screen is touch sensitive too – it allows you to zoom in and out of photos and webpages.

I’ve been on about the official overview graphics and the screen, but it really is worth mentioning that the phone also has a stellar microphone and speaker system for call conferencing. It also makes the actual calling process much easier and streamlined. The other specs of the HTC are pretty good too – almost unlimited memory and room for an SD card, mini USB, bluetooth and WLAN enabled, stereo FM radio with RDS, MP3 player and TV out. I know it’s designed as a business phone, but I just want to play with it. I still need to look into the battery life. It is improved from the previous version, and improvements are always a good thing. I hope it will hold up with all the use that I intend to put it through.

For network specific deals, follow the links below:
HTC Touch Pro 2 on Orange
HTC Touch Pro 2 on O2
HTC Touch Pro 2 on T-Mobile
HTC Touch Pro 2 on Vodafone
HTC Touch Pro 2 on 3 Mobile
HTC Touch Pro 2 on Virgin

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