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The HTC Imagio is a pretty nice smartphone

Posted on October 29, 2009 by Jerry Fahrni
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htc_imagioI stopped by my local Verizon Wireless store to check out some of their new phones, specifically the BlackBerry Storm2 and the HTC Imagio. The Storm2 is definitely nicer than the original Storm, but the Imagio was more impressive.

The HTC Imagio is an aesthetically pleasing device, created in the image of the iPhone. The thing that immediately caught my attention was the 3.6”, 400×800 HD touch screen. It is very nice and very responsive to touch. The Imagio runs on Windows Mobile 6.5, the newest version of the mobile operating system. In addition, the phone uses the TouchFLO 3D user interface designed by HTC, making navigation on the phone simple and intuitive.

Overall, I like the HTC Imagio and would definitely consider it as my next phone. However, I’ll wait for the big droid release from Verizon before I make my final decision.

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One Response to “The HTC Imagio is a pretty nice smartphone”

  1. Rob Fahrni says:
    November 1, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Yep, I’d wait on the Droid. It looks VERY nice and I don’t think buying a Windows Mobile phone is a good idea. I’m just sayin.

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