HTC TyTN II

This phone is as good as they come. Feature for feature, it has everything. WiFi connectivity, HSDPA, Camera, It is a highly responsive and quick to use phone. Just what you'd expect from a Windows Mobile 6 device.

It is often the case that touch screen phones have difficult to use Qwerty keyboards. This phone does not have this problem, as there is a seperate Qwerty keyboard so you dont have to use the touchscreen when replying to emails.

Advantages

Excellent voice commmand driven menus.

Superb applications avaliable for free. Such as google maps etc.

MSN live messenger/Skype intergration.

Quick GPS lets the phone locate your position as quick as a dedicated device.

Syncing - outlook calender/contacts etc. Easy to keep everything up to date.

Disadvantages

The HTC TyTn II is a bulky phone, but its comparable to laptops in its spec, so this can' really be held against it. Intergrated GPS always adds bulk and weight.

When using the intergrated GPS battery life is very poor. The only realistic way of using the phone with tomtom for example, is by having it plugged into a car charger while driving.

I have owned on of these handsets for the past few months, and have looked at many others. in my opinion, if your looking for a serious bit of kit, that can do the things that you'd usually need your laptop for, this is a good choice to go for. Blackberry might have the image, but don't get any where near competing with this handset.