The HTC TyTN II personal digital assistant/mobile phone is the successor to the handset most of
us knew as the Dopod 838Pro, which was released last year.
While the form of both devices is similar, almost everything has been upgraded under the hood of the new 3.5G PDA/phone from Taiwan-based High Tech Computer.
Well connected The HTC TyTN II features just about every connectivity option you might need worldwide. Mobile-network operator CSL, which launched the PDA/phone last month, provides its users with a city-wide High-Speed Downlink Packet Access cellular network. That link enables data downloads of up to 3.6 megabits per second (about nine times faster than regular 3G connection), which makes surfing the Web a breeze.
In addition, the device works with 3G, GPRS, Edge and GSM cellular networks.
It also supports Wi-fi and Bluetooth 2.0 and has a Global Positioning System connector, which, combined with the right mapping software, means you've no excuse for getting lost.
