Touch Pro 2 - Up for order.
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Finding mine very good. It's far from perfect and certainly not the most user friendly device of all time (maily settings hidden deep in menu's). But once it's set up the touch flow 3d interface covers enough of the major phone settings (would be nice if it went a little deeper such as editing emails & texts) to make an extra hassle worth the range of stuff you can do with Windows Mobile.
Battery life seems pretty good for such a large screen phone (about 3 days off it's 2nd charge with some use). I'm not finding it too bulky which is good.
Only major compaint, which might seem silly but anoys me a lot, is that i can't find the option in Opera to turn on the small vibration it gives out when you do somehting such as click a link. This means that as the screen is soft due to it not being capacative (I think that what they call it) and with Opera requiring links too be a certain size onscreen before you can click them, you are often left wondering whether you actually clicked a link. Roll an Fennec I guess.
Battery life seems pretty good for such a large screen phone (about 3 days off it's 2nd charge with some use). I'm not finding it too bulky which is good.
Only major compaint, which might seem silly but anoys me a lot, is that i can't find the option in Opera to turn on the small vibration it gives out when you do somehting such as click a link. This means that as the screen is soft due to it not being capacative (I think that what they call it) and with Opera requiring links too be a certain size onscreen before you can click them, you are often left wondering whether you actually clicked a link. Roll an Fennec I guess.
Assuming it's the same as the Touch HD, you can change a setting in about:config in Opera so you can click links while zoomed out.
