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HTC Touch Cruise

HTC Touch Cruise Reviews

Pocket-lint reviews the HTC Touch Cruise and writes, "The HTC Touch Cruise is the basis for the O2 Xda Orbit 2 and is also referred to as the HTC P3650. It runs the Windows Mobile 6 OS, which we don’t cover in detail here...A dedicated camera button accesses the 3-megapixel camera on the rear and a front-mounted camera for video calling, or more likely, taking pictures of yourself. There is also a dedicated voicedial button."

MobileBurn reviews the HTC Touch Cruise and writes, "Despite its business image, the HTC Touch Cruise features a whole host of multimedia applications, such as a 3.0MP auto-focus camera, a video camera, a media player, and some games. I wasn't expecting much from the Touch Cruise's camera, as it seemed like a sideline feature of the device, and was missing any sort of flash function. However, my expectations were unsubstantiated and the camera performed surprisingly well. Activating the camera is as simple as pressing the shutter button on the right side of the device. Within the camera menu there are options for video recording, panoramic photos and a multi-shot function, among others. Oddly, there was no macro mode, but this didn't cause a problem for the camera, which still managed surprisingly crisp and detailed close-ups. Also not included was a night mode, but again, the camera did surprisingly well, adjusting itself automatically to suit. However, should the camera not perform as desired, a few small tweaks that can be made, such as white balance and brightness."