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I scrolled through audio files by swiping my finger vertically - though it's not as smooth as Apple's Cover Flow on the iPhone and iPod Touch. The TouchFlo 3D media player matches the HTC's TouchFlo 3D shell. On a 3G connection, most pages downloaded in 15 to 20 seconds. Similar to other parts of the interface, responding to scrolling and zooming took 1 to 2 seconds. And you can move around a zoomed page by touching the screen and sliding your finger, but there's no multitouch-style zooming like on the iPhone. The scroll dial lets you zoom in on pages, making them very readable. The included Opera Mobile 9.5 browser rendered most sites accurately, the chief exceptions a consequence of no Flash support. Using the Web was generally a pleasant experience for several reasons. AT&T indicated that Good Mobile Messaging and BlackBerry Connect compatibility will be offered by the end of 2008. For those not using Exchange, AT&T includes Xpress Mail, which gives you easy access to any POP e-mail server.

Similarly, connecting to a corporate Microsoft Exchange server for e-mail was seamless.

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It's a snap to edit a Word document or update an Excel spreadsheet. The Fuze includes the standard Microsoft Mobile Office suite, which benefits greatly from the large screen and keyboard. Talk time is rated at up to 7.4 hours I got about 6 hours in real-world testing.

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Alternatively, you can dial (and execute other commands) using Microsoft's built-in Voice Command software.Д¬all quality on AT&T's HSDPA (High Speed Download Packet Access) network was constantly clear during my tests, and I didn't experience any dropped calls.

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As with other Windows Mobile devices, making calls is simple with the on-screen keypad when you start to dial, there's a quick lookup of numbers from your contact list. This quirkiness aside, the meat of the Fuze experience - making phone calls and getting daily work done - doesn't disappoint. What's more, when you slide out the keyboard and switch to the landscape screen orientation (which the built-in accelerometer handles automatically and quickly), there's a different home screen this provides yet another way to access a subset of applications. You'll find two ways to access audio, via the nice TouchFlo player or the standard Windows Media Player Mobile 10 program. Again, this shouldn't confound experienced Windows Mobile users, but it breaks the interface paradigm and might baffle novices. Also, I found that by turning off TouchFlo, the Fuze performed about 10 percent faster.ДЄs you get deep into some settings, such as Wi-Fi configuration, you're dropped from TouchFlo into standard Windows Mobile screens. From any screen you can display a drop-down menu to stop an application. Managing memory, as on the Palm Treo Pro, requires just two clicks. The response is a little sluggish despite the Qualcomm MSM7201A processor running at 528MHz, but it's certainly tolerable and a bit faster compared to the unlocked HTC Touch Pro. You swipe your finger to slide along the menu and press any of the large icons to perform tasks or reach more applications. The bottom of the display has a scrolling ribbon for accessing most applications - from messaging to multimedia. The home screen, with keyboard closed, gives you essential information, including time, calendar, and call status. Though I didn't have an issue with the generous key spacing, the flushness of the keys to the faceplate might cause errors when you're typing quickly. Therefore, you must press the function key while entering any numeral. AT&T opted to use the top row for symbols, then overlaid numbers on the right side of the backlit keyboard. The biggest difference among the AT&T, HTC, and Sprint models is the keyboard layout. The size and weight are welcome trade-offs for the bright 2.8-inch LCD touchscreen and solid keyboard that pops out sideways from under the handset. It's a large and heavy device, measuring 4 by 2 by 0.7 inches and weighing in at 5.8 ounces.

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The AT&T-branded hardware I tested is almost identical to the HTC Touch Pro (US$799, unlocked), Verizon HTC Touch Pro ($350), and the Sprint Touch Pro ($300, locked). Thanks to the Fuze's bigger screen and keyboard, I prefer it to two other very good Windows Mobile 6.1 phones I've tested, the Palm Treo Pro and the HP iPaq 910c. If you're ready for a Windows Mobile smartphone with a large, VGA (480 by 640 pixels) display, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and quad-band radios for worldwide use, the Fuze is an excellent option.

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