HTC Arrive review: Welcome, Windows Phone 7, to copy/paste
A tilting screen, a groovy keyboard, and (gasp!) copy/paste all make HTC Arrive a solid pick.
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We expect a fair amount from a phone that represents Sprint's first investment into Windows Phone 7, is the United State's first CDMA Windows 7 phone, and is the first of its OS to ship with the long-awaited addition of copy/paste. Thankfully, the
There are a few points of concern, but for the most part, the Arrive is a likable smartphone with a great keyboard and a handy tilting screen that makes a good addition to Sprint's lineup. Be sure to check out the video, slideshow, and more details in our
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