HTC Mogul for Sprint Review::Things to consider Pros and Cons

The HTC Mogul for Sprint is the latest in a long line of Pocket PC powered device with slide-out keyboards from Taiwanese manufacturer HTC, and the replacement device for the discontinued Sprint PPC-6700. The Mogul also happens to be the first HTC branded device to be offered by any of the US mobile networks, who typically rebrand HTC's devices with their own names. The HTC Mogul jams a lot of features into a package that won't put off most road warriors, even if it might be a bit large for the typical consumer. With features like WiFi, EV-DO 3G data, and a 2 megapixel camera, the Mogul is a solid addition to Sprint's business handset lineup.

HTC Mogul (ZOOM)

HTC Mogul (ZOOM)

HTC Mogul (ZOOM)

HTC Mogul (ZOOM)

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LG's MUZIQ for Sprint::Things to consider Pros and Cons

The LG MUZIQ, also known as the LX570, is a recent addition to Sprint's music phone lineup. Like LG's successful FUSIC, the MUZIQ combines a music player and a mobile phone all into one. Specifications for the MUZIQ boast audio features such as Bluetooth stereo, an FM transmitter, background music playback, and dedicated external music keys. With an array of dedicated music features under its hood (and on top), LG and Sprint are hoping to attract the attention to mobile audiophiles.

Giving up the pasty white complexion of the old housing on the FUSIC, the LG MUZIQ sports a new glossy black exterior. Less is more in this case.....................................

LG MUZIQ (ZOOM)

LG MUZIQ (ZOOM)

LG MUZIQ (ZOOM)

The overall design of the MUZIQ is very clean and simple..................................
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