The feature rich HTC Fuze for AT&T is a stylish cell phone with a responsive touch screen and a gorgeous display. But the Fuze’s sluggish performance and average keyboard proved frustrating in our tests. It comes with the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional powered with a full QWERTY keyboard and it brings a handful of other great features as well.
The handset has a dedicated volume rocker and a push to talk button on the left side, a stylus on the right side, a power button on the top and a USB connector for charging the Fuze and using its included headset. The HTC Fuze’s 3.2 inches megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash are located on the back of the phone with the loudspeaker close by hidden well in the sharply-angled design of the backplate. Customers also have access to AT&T’s Mobile Music service, AT&T video share, MobiTV, and XM Radio Mobile.
Along with the Sprint Touch Diamond and the Sprint Touch Pro, the Fuze on AT&T represents the latest generation of Windows Mobile smartphones. With it, WinMo devices on AT&T graduate into a ‘next generation’ world that truly feels like late 2008. These devices truly feel competitive against other smartphones like the BlackBerry Bold, the iPhone and the G1. While I do believe that was the case before of course, the higher resolution, smaller size and full feature set of these devices makes it an easier case to make.
The Fuze is a powerful and polished Windows Mobile smartphone. For both business and personal use, the HTC FUZE features AT&T Video Share,Microsoft outlook and Xpress mail service . Business customers particularly those in such fields as architecture and engineering can use Video Share to monitor progress on a job site or review the day’s work without having to drive from an office or other site to do so. When not working, users can share moments with family and friends while the moments are happening everything from weddings.
According to the source,The AT&T Fuze by HTC is available now for $350 with a two-year contract. A $50 mail in rebate will be given when signing up for a qualifying plan.
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