Mobile Blog: Video, Media, Augmented Reality, Rich Media, IVVR

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Recently, I bought the HTC Touch Pro 2. As advertised by HTC, it is a professional communication tool. By upgrading it with Windows Mobile 6.5 its performance and functionality seemed boosted. A couple of days ago a friend of mine (he is not really into the mobile market, though) just bought the HTC HD2. Realizing the HD2 has double of processing power and double of RAM compared of my TP2, I quietly regret my decision. The HD2 is extremely fast, especially when browsing web pages. The only drawback of the HD2, and all touchphones, is the missing physical keyboard by nature. As I type a lot of emails on the go, sometimes blindly, I need a physical keyboard. But maybe Samsung solves this general problem with its Touchwiz UI? I think, HTC is about the turn the mobile phones market upside down. They are already very successful in the business sector. As they will start to market their products more to consumers for private and leisure use, they might rule out RIM and their blackberry; while wresting market share from Nokia and Samsung.