HTC Manual for the Touch Pro

[wjrandon]

If you're like me and can't get enough news and information about the beautiful HTC Touch Pro, then you might be excited to know that HTC has released non-carrier specific manual for the device on their website. Happy reading!

HTC Touch Pro: User Manual

http://member.america.htc.com/downlo...English_UM.pdf

[dabackwoodboy]

hey thanx for this man

[elrey]

sweet deal!

[drexappeal]

Originally Posted by wjrandon

If you're like me and can't get enough news and information about the beautiful HTC Touch Pro, then you might be excited to know that HTC has released non-carrier specific manual for the device on their website. Happy reading!

HTC Touch Pro: User Manual

http://member.america.htc.com/downlo...English_UM.pdf

Awesome! Thanks for this. Now I can actually have some time to figure out the new stuff prior to the phone being released.

[wjrandon]

Originally Posted by drexappeal

Awesome! Thanks for this. Now I can actually have some time to figure out the new stuff prior to the phone being released.

No problem, just remember it's non-carrier specific and since Sprint has toyed around with some of the features not everything HTC mentions in the manual will be relevant.

[drexappeal]

Originally Posted by wjrandon

No problem, just remember it's non-carrier specific and since Sprint has toyed around with some of the features not everything HTC mentions in the manual will be relevant.

Definitely. I just want to get a general feel for the differences I'll have to get used to with the touch pro vs. the mogul. Since I never had an Apache, I'm going to have to get used to how the keyboard layout is setup. The Touch Pro opens like the Apache did, whereas the Mogul opens the opposite way.

[wjrandon]

Originally Posted by drexappeal

Definitely. I just want to get a general feel for the differences I'll have to get used to with the touch pro vs. the mogul. Since I never had an Apache, I'm going to have to get used to how the keyboard layout is setup. The Touch Pro opens like the Apache did, whereas the Mogul opens the opposite way.

Yeah it took me a little while to get accustom to to the switch around they pulled on us when I upgraded from my Apache! LOL But honestly I'm glad they're going back to Apache style sliding action. It's makes the d-pad easier to use for right handed people (like myself).

[drexappeal]

Originally Posted by wjrandon

Yeah it took me a little while to get accustom to to the switch around they pulled on us when I upgraded from my Apache! LOL But honestly I'm glad they're going back to Apache style sliding action. It's makes the d-pad easier to use for right handed people (like myself).

Yeah, that's what I heard. My cousin had the Apache before and was complaining about the change on the Mogul. He mentioned the same thing, he could open with one hand and still use the d-pad, whereas the Mogul was more difficult.

[TheBundo]

Originally Posted by drexappeal

Definitely. I just want to get a general feel for the differences I'll have to get used to with the touch pro vs. the mogul. Since I never had an Apache, I'm going to have to get used to how the keyboard layout is setup. The Touch Pro opens like the Apache did, whereas the Mogul opens the opposite way.

So the keyboard will be a YTREWQ keyboard instead of a QWERTY keyboard?

[drexappeal]

Originally Posted by TheBundo

So the keyboard will be a YTREWQ keyboard instead of a QWERTY keyboard?

LOL...No, the dpad is going to end up on the right side when you slide out the keyboard. On the Mogul, the Dpad is on the left when you slide out the keyboard.