The HTC Touch Pro was launched without the heavily loaded QWERTY keyboard. This had made the device a lot sleeker and trim, the weight has also been reduced due to this fact. Its main attraction is the touch screen interface and the user can glide through the menus and lists with ease. You can also easily scroll through the messages and the web pages as you can readily flip up and down through it. The phone provides you with an Android web browser, which has been built through the Webkit. Using the HTC Touch Pro you can comfortable slide through the pages and also ‘flick’ up and down. Navigation has been made a lot easier in comparison to its earlier avatar.
The user will find a tiny ‘plus’ and ‘minus’ zoom icon set to assist you in case you desire to take a closer look at the menu before you. This relieves you of the double tap options. As you make use of the touch interface on the HTC Touch Pro, you do not require the assistance of the trackball. The whole feel of the touch is pleasurable and does not end being a sort of detraction from the multiple operations of your device. The phone comes in a unibody chassis, where the structure is prominent at the bottom of the handset. The jutting that had been a part of the G1 is still there but, it does not give any visual blockage.
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