Should bring the latest version of Windows Mobile, faster 3G wireless, GPS support, and more to this carrier's version of the HTC Touch.

The highly anticipated update for the HTC Touch, also known as the XV6900, is still to be released, even though this has been one of the main complains regarding this device, mainly because these updates have already been released in the States on all HTC Touch phones. Instead of waiting for the official version from HTC, users can now upgrade their mobiles from ...

Sure, you could wait for Verizon and HTC to get their act together and release the upcoming software update for your Verizon HTC Touch, confusingly known as the Verizon HTC XV6900, or, you could just grab the un-released update for yourself. Thanks to PhoneNews, Verizon HTC XV6900 owners don’t have to wait on an “official

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As you can see from the video - TouchFLO "2D" (which isn't an official term out of HTC) isn't working 100% yet, or at least that is the case on my AT&T Tilt and Verizon XV6900. That said, if you're looking for a truer TouchFLO 3D-like experience on your HTC WinMo device (and that includes: HTC Touch, Touch Cruise, Touch Dual, Hermes, Kaiser, Artemis, Herald, and Trinity), this m...

This unique Windows Mobile phone sports a compact body with a clean design and soft-touch finish. This device sports a large touch display with HTC’s TouchFLO software for finger-based access to key functions. Other key features include a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, Java, EVDO data, streaming video, and a memory card slot.

AT&T isn't having all the fun when it comes to subscribers' newfound love for data. Verizon has published the nitty gritty details of its second quarter earnings this week, revealing that data ARPU is up some 31.3 percent year over year -- undoubtedly a reflection on devices like the Glyde and XV6900 that are making email and quick visits to Engadget Mobile during morning meetings not just possibl

Anyone remotely familiar with the HTC or Sprint Touch will feel right at home with Verizon's version, the XV6900. The XV6900 isn't content to just fall in line and play "me too," though -- Big Red decided to go with a blindingly glossy white finish, bucking the soft-touch black used as a staple of the Touch line, and that could be a boon or a bust depending on who you are and how you intend to use

The Verizon XV6900 might look familiar to you, even in its shiny white garb. It is actually the same basic device as the HTC Touch for Sprint. We give this Windows Mobile Professional smartphone a quick once over in our review. Read the full story here.

The Verizon XV6900 is a 3G Windows Mobile device with an emphasis on its touchscreen. Adama Brown brings us a review of this smartphone, which is based on the HTC Touch.