HTC TyTN II review: Kaiser of PocketPCs - Gsmarena.com, 10 months ago

It's got what it takes to quench your daily communication needs, and more: HSDPA/HSUPA, Wi-Fi, 2.8" touchscreen TFT display, hardware QWERTY keyboard, 3 megapixel camera with auto focus and a built-i... Read full review    

HTC TyTN II review - Mobile88.com, more than an year ago

Design The HTC TyTN II comes in a box with all gear to get you started – a charger, USB data cable, stereo headset, and a carrying case. The only thing we lacked was a memory card perhaps, but you...... Read full review    

HTC TyTN II review - KnowYourMobile.com, more than an year ago

You can pick it up SIM-free for about £450 or from various operators. Orange is selling it as the HTC TyTN II while O2 has it as the Xda Stellar and T-Mobile as the MDA Vario III. ... Read full review    

HTC TyTN II - pcauthority.com.au, more than an year ago

And this certainly seems to be the case from a quick look at its specifications. For your money, not only do you get a quad-band phone with 3.6Mb/s HSDPA connectivity, but also GPRS with EDGE and 3G... Read full review    

HTC TyTN II - TechRadar.com, more than an year ago

When you pitch it against the iPhone, the TyTN II is a chunky phone that is 19mm thick and which weighs in at 190g, so it's slimmer than the original TyTN, but 10g heavier. ... Read full review    

HTC TyTN II Review - Cnet.com.au, more than an year ago

There's no denying the weighty TyTN II handset lives up to its name with its somewhat "titanic" proportions, but this is offset to a degree by the muted colour scheme and rounded corners that together... Read full review    

HTC TyTN II smartphone review - Pocket-lint.com, more than an year ago

We get mobile working with the device to find out. While on the surface the HTC TyTN II might look like a small brick, on closer inspection is really is. There is no denying it, it is big, it is heav... Read full review