If there was a Windows Mobile equivalent to the iPhone, the HTC Touch would surely be it. Running the latest version of Windows Mobile, but with an intuitive interface that let’s you browse media, webpages and documents with (almost) the same easiness as you would with an iPhone.

The touch relies primarily on its microSD card slot for storage and ships with a bundled 1GB card for storing media, including photos snapped from the phone’s 2-megapixel camera. Wireless networking is provided through 802.11b/g Wi-Fi on local networks and through EDGE for cellular-only access.

In terms of design, I honestly don’t think it’s as appealing as the iPhone, but Windows users will certainly rejoice with their ability to easily synchronize their information and to use some of the interface features that make the iPhone such a desirable device.

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