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Image Gallery: Sprint Touch Pro and AT&T Fuze Windows Mobile devices

By · November 17, 2008, 3:42 AM PST

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  • Sprint Touch Pro and AT&T Fuze

    HTC has been pushing the limits with Windows Mobile devices and improves the HTC Touch Diamond for the enterprise by adding a QWERTY keyboard and larger battery. The device is known as the HTC Raphael or Touch Pro and the two models I had a chance to play with from Sprint and AT&T are slightly different (primarily in the keyboard design). The Touch Pro and Fuze are high end Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional devices with 3G radios, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS.

  • HTC Fuze Getting Started sheet

    AT&T gives you a sheet that gives you tips on using TouchFLO 3D.

  • Manual for the HTC Fuze

    There is a manual for the HTC Fuze included in the box.

  • Included accessories

    The HTC Fuze comes with several needed accessories, but is missing a stereo headset.

  • Included audio cable

    You need this cable to use standard headsets.

  • End of audio adapter

    You can still charge up and sync your Fuze with the included adapter.

  • Audio options on the cable

    You can plug in a 3.5mm, 2.5mm, or ExtUSB HTC cable for audio.

  • Sprint Touch Pro, HTC Fuze, and Touch Diamond

    Front view of the three devices.

  • The Sprint Touch Pro is taller than the Fuze

    The Touch Pro is slightly taller than the HTC Fuze, but the width and thickness are the same.

  • Touch Diamond, HTC Fuze, and Sprint Touch Pro

    See how these HTC device stack up.

  • Right bottom view of Touch devices

    Here is another view of the Touch Diamond, HTC Fuze and Sprint Touch Pro.

  • Back of the Touch Pro, Fuze, and Diamond

    The backs of the two Touch Pro variants are quite a bit different. The HTC Fuze is similar to the Touch Diamond.

  • Sprint Touch Pro and HTC Fuze

    A view of the backs from an angle.

  • HTC Fuze and Sprint Touch Pro keyboards

    The HTC Fuze keyboard is shown on top of the Sprint Touch Pro.

  • Left side of the HTC Fuze keyboard

    Here you can see the keys on the left side.

  • Right side of the HTC Fuze keyboard

    This shows the keys on the right side of the keyboard.

  • Decent sized keys

    The keys are fairly well designed with good feedback and size.

  • Left side of the HTC Fuze

    The HTC Fuze has a PTT button below the volume controls.

  • Bottom of the HTC Fuze

    The ExtUSB port is found on the bottom.

  • Back of HTC Fuze and camera

    There is a flash light located below the camera lens.

  • microSD slot and SIM card slot

    I placed my 16GB microSD card in the slot that is found under the battery cover.

  • Back of the Fuze without the cover

    There is a large capacity 1340 mAh battery, SIM card slot, and microSD card slot under the back cover.

  • Main HTC Fuze Programs page

    You can see here that AT&T created some of their own folders to include bloatware on the phone.

  • AT&T Mall folder

    There is lots of junk on the device, as partially shown in this AT&T Music folder.

  • AT&T Music folder

    More bloatware on the HTC Fuze.

  • Games & apps folder

    I know there are some services people may like, but all these trial games are unnecessary.

  • AT&T Messaging folder

    AT&T includes an IM utility that uses text messages instead of data.

  • Tools folder

    You can find many of the standard utilities from Windows Mobile in this tools folder.

  • AT&T dedicated tab

    AT&T made a tab on the TouchFLO 3D Today screen just for all their services. Each service requires a subscription too.

  • AT&T Today screen background

    The light gray background does not show off the display very well. You can change the background for just this single tab, but all others remain gray.

  • Sprint Touch Pro retail box

    Retail packaging of the Sprint Touch Pro

  • Sprint Touch Pro and iPhone

    You can see here how much thickness is added for a keyboard and better camera.

  • Bottom of the Sprint Touch Pro

    You can see the shiny silver band around the Touch Pro and the ExtUSB port on the bottom.

  • Volume controls on the left side

    The volume buttons are quite flush on the left side.

  • Top of the Sprint Touch Pro

    The flush power button is found on the top.

  • Stylus silo

    The stylus is magnetic and is securely held in the device.

  • Sprint Touch Pro keyboard

    Look at those 5 rows of keys on a phone!

  • Left side of the Touch Pro

    You can see the keys on the left side of the keyboard here.

  • Right side of the Touch Pro

    This photo shows the right side of the keyboard.

  • Closer view of the keyboard

    It is nice to see the Ctrl button on the keyboard.

  • Center of the Sprint Touch Pro keyboard

    The keys have nice feedback and spacing.

  • Included guides

    Sprint has plenty of guides in the retail box.

  • Included accessories

    Sprint includes everything you need in the box, including an extra stylus, audio cable, case, stereo headset, and more.

  • Touch Diamond and Sprint Treo Pro

    The devices are similar in appearance and functionality.

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Sprint Touch Pro and AT&T Fuze

HTC has been pushing the limits with Windows Mobile devices and improves the HTC Touch Diamond for the enterprise by adding a QWERTY keyboard and larger battery. The device is known as the HTC Raphael or Touch Pro and the two models I had a chance to play with from Sprint and AT&T are slightly different (primarily in the keyboard design). The Touch Pro and Fuze are high end Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional devices with 3G radios, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS.
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