Round Robin: AT&T Fuze Video

The Fuze looks like a pretty solid device and WM seems to be a decent OS that exposes a great deal of information. But this level of information is often unnecessary when using the phone as a phone.

still not a fan of wme.

The Fuze's layered and laggy OS looks ugly but Android could sure use an app switcher like the one shown. As for Windows "power," Android is potentially just as powerful while being easier to use.

That leaves the HTC hardware on both phones. I like some things I see on the Fuze such as the full-width keyboard with visible keys and the camera flash. I wonder how Android would be on the Fuze's hardware?

Great review. It was fair and honest.

great device..just wish the screen was larger

Stilla laggy device even with TouchFlo off, but still...I'd take it over A G1 anyday just based on looks alone. Bring on the NICE looking G1's and then I'll reconsider.

Just checking in

Where is the forum thread for this Round Robin discussion or Why there is a not forum thread? Wasn't this supposed to be an interactive discussion?

HTC makes killer devices. I just don't like Windows Mobile. Put Android on this, and you've got an amazing device.

great review, but i'm still not sold on it.

HTC is really putting out an impressive array of hardware all at once, and the Fuze really packs the features. Wish it had Android however.

I would like to see this come to T-Mobile. haha I would like to any new WM pro device come to T-Mobile. Nice review

I think there is no keyboard like this in any phone. It seems intuitive and quick for basic stuff But when you get into something more involved than just LOOK at the time, LOOK at the weather, LOOK at this, etc. that when it LOOKS klunky.

Unfortunately the video port was extremely wide and you lose the sense of size and dimentions. The portrait view looks square.

Buttons galore! One reason I love WinMo phones. I'm glad someone recognizes and appreciates the power of Windows Mobile, even with its many faults.

I have a Diamond, and I heard Fuze is even better. I can tell you Fuze+ good software will blow iPhone out of water

I played in the store with the fuze for a while. My first impression was a lot less than my expectations. The look is plastic and cheap Screen feels too small and not very responsive. The phone is a powerful magnet... of fingerprints I liked the keyboard. To be fair, perhaps having more time with it we can get out the performance that the specs are suposed to provide.

Definitely, the Fuze is not for the casual cell phone user, unless they ready to take advantage of the new technologies that literally put a laptop in your poket and are willing to learn what it takes to unleash that power.

The main reason the Fuze can do that is WM the most powerful mobile OS. They are others, maybe faster, simpler, but not as powerful.

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Nice walkthrough

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