Comments on: Gadget Review: HTC Fuze From AT&T http://www.gadgetreview.com/2009/01/gadget-review-htc-fuze-from-att.html Your Source for Gadget News, Reviews and Deals Sat, 11 Feb 2012 12:01:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Bill http://www.gadgetreview.com/2009/01/gadget-review-htc-fuze-from-att.html/comment-page-1#comment-777172 Bill Wed, 29 Jul 2009 17:15:26 +0000 http://www.gadgetreview.com/?p=16731#comment-777172 Interesting review, I have a Fuze and I love it, it is anything but slow with the new official ROM and the normal tweaking any Microsoft device requires. As for the keyboard, not a whole lot different than other HTC devices. I might add here that I was able to upgrade from my old plan so I opted for an iphone. Played with it for a little over 3 weeks, while it had good speed and tons of useless apps to play with, the phone portion was less than exciting and gave me too many drop points compared to my wife's Motorola and my Son's HTC 8525. I could never get comfortable with typing on a solid serface and found myself hitting the same key accidently over and over. Two weeks ago I went back to my friendly, "upgrade for free and it will cost you two years, store" gave them back the iphone and sprung for the HTC Fuze, loaded up the CD manual, then hopped onto the HTC website and the ATT website, read some of the forums, took notes, made some upgrades and changes all recommended by AT&T and HTC.... Two weeks later Iam not looking back, I love this phone. I admit it takes soe time to learn ALL that it has to offer, but everything is useful for someone in business, or a professional. Somehow I just can't see the average VP or Sr Manager, sporting an iphone, playing with some silly game that accomplishes nothing. Blackberry yes, Fuze yes.... my three cents Bill Interesting review, I have a Fuze and I love it, it is anything but slow with the new official ROM and the normal tweaking any Microsoft device requires. As for the keyboard, not a whole lot different than other HTC devices. I might add here that I was able to upgrade from my old plan so I opted for an iphone. Played with it for a little over 3 weeks, while it had good speed and tons of useless apps to play with, the phone portion was less than exciting and gave me too many drop points compared to my wife’s Motorola and my Son’s HTC 8525. I could never get comfortable with typing on a solid serface and found myself hitting the same key accidently over and over.

Two weeks ago I went back to my friendly, “upgrade for free and it will cost you two years, store” gave them back the iphone and sprung for the HTC Fuze, loaded up the CD manual, then hopped onto the HTC website and the ATT website, read some of the forums, took notes, made some upgrades and changes all recommended by AT&T and HTC…. Two weeks later Iam not looking back, I love this phone. I admit it takes soe time to learn ALL that it has to offer, but everything is useful for someone in business, or a professional.

Somehow I just can’t see the average VP or Sr Manager, sporting an iphone, playing with some silly game that accomplishes nothing. Blackberry yes, Fuze yes….

my three cents

Bill

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