HTC P4000 Titan Reviews

30 Jul 2007

HTC Mogul Review

Sprint's new WM6 Professional Phone

The Mogul is a wonderful phone regardless of whether you are looking for a business phone or one to use everyday. With a great email client, messaging system, and long talk-time, it should be easy to stay connected and perform your daily actions no matter where you are. Judging by the look of the Mogul alone, it does seems that it is geared towards businesses but it is not limited to this one category. The slow UI response may push some users to look at a BlackBerry, but the Mogul is no worse of a phone.

Excellent

8.5

out of 10

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21. P4000 - 3 Days Later

24 Apr 2007 by True North

92%9.2out of 10

Very ambitous device and generally well executed. The phone and it's integration with Contacts is very good. The sound quality is probably the best I have experienced.

I'm still struggling to find a Client Billing application for Mobile 5 that will replace my Palm-based favourite. Have tried 2 trial applications but neither will function.

So far i am disappointed with the WLAN capabilities - even though it easily finds the connections, it seems to prefer the EVDO or 1X link for Internet & mail access. The ability to diagnose the issue is very limited and HTC's website is useless for this device.

If I can get these issues resolved the P4000 will be a very sweet unit !

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22. ML

23 Apr 2007 by ML

90%9out of 10

I've had this phone for one week now, and I'm very impressed so far. The wifi, bluetooth and evdo dial-up capabilities are fantastic, with power saving measures that can be taken to preserve battery life - which is also very good.
The photo/video capabilities are also above expectations.
The sliding keyboard works very well, but the integration of a touch screen with the keyboard still isn't perfected by any device. However: the saver on the P4000 is the dial with clicking ability. It allows you to navigate nearly every menu area while pushing in to select an option.

Very impressive.

One final thought - I do miss a regular headphone jack instead of the usb/stereo conversion. This would be useful for audio output without the need for specialized peripherals.

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