Plemix

*Pictures in the reviews are for your reference only. Actual product may be in different specifications and versions. Please contact our customer service for detail information on your order.*

The Viva is an old HTC Touch with a new User Interface and worldwide connectivity with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. And with a built in RSS feed to keep you abreast of the latest developments in the world of media, which the old HTC Touch doesn’t have. Touch Viva is definitely reborn of HTC Touch.

Standard stuff: a Battery, a Charger, a USB cable, a handsfree, CD and Manual.

The surprisingly compact HTC Touch Viva is small in size, measuring the respectable 104.5 mm in height, keeping its slimness to 15.8 mm. Stylish exterior and rounded edges make you comfortable to hold in hands.

The large and comfortable D-pad below the display is easily to draw your attention. On both sides are the implicit calls and end keys. The thin oblong keys only differ from one another by the green and red backlighting on each of them.

The 2-megapixel camera and the speaker are located on the back.

Touch Viva has no “main menu" the way feature phones or Symbian S60 devices do. Instead you usually use the Start menu to access the applications. Here is the Programs menu. It is almost all you need to access the PocketPC features.

The detail device information of Touch Viva.

The Picture gallery of Windows Mobile is an application called Pictures and Videos you can use it to browse the multimedia files and zoom in and out of the picture, as well as preview them in landscape mode. The files can be shown as either thumbnails or as a plain list. And there's a shortcut that allows you to turn on the camera directly from this application.

You can add your favorable applications on the program page as well with Touch Viva.

I would like to mention the HTC’s TouchFLO technology run in Touch Viva which is same as the HTC Touch Diamond or HTC Touch Pro. We have three main screens of TouchFLO cube display the Contacts, Media and Applications content. Each of them offers shortcuts to pre-defined, as well as user configurable entries. The 3D cube can be launched from within any applications or menu location, while exiting the 3D cube will restore the last accessed application.
As not all mobile users can afford a Touch Pro or Touch Diamond, but they might still want to own a touchscreen device, Touch Viva is the one with an affordable price for you.