The original HTC Touch may have made a splash as one of the first touch-screen phones on the market when it debuted about a year ago, but in a field now crowded with slimmer, faster and more capable competitors, the little innovator is starting to show its age. Without 3G Internet access, a QWERTY keyboard, or flashy multi-touch interface, the original Touch barely holds a torch to the multitude of touch-screen competitors now available. But HTC will go about correcting many of those problems with the latest addition to the Touch line.
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