itreviews.com Updated:
2013-11-20 12:44:59
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The 2.4-inch screen palls in comparison to the modern array of touchscreens out there and the S740 doesnt have the best physical design weve seen. But it does have a range of key features, and if the keyboard is not too small for you it is a pocketa...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-20 12:44:59
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This is a well-featured Windows Mobile smartphone with a good mini-QWERTY keyboard and impressive battery life. Shame about the backplate though.
Very good miniQWERTY keyboard, HSDPA, Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS, Good battery life...
Poor backplate design, No frontfacing camera, Awkwardly located microSD card slot...
This is a well-featured Windows Mobile smartphone with a good mini-QWERTY keyboard and impressive battery life. Shame about the backplate though...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-11-20 12:44:59
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Touch screen phones might well be here to stay, but mobiles that use keypads are still enormously popular. The S740, aimed at business users and with a small 2.4 screen, is just one example. Its full slide-out alphabetic keyboard is an undeniable...
Small keyboard is easy to use, Generally pretty responsive, Bright screen, Direct access to messaging options...
Screen is too small for web browsing, or photo/video, Can sometimes be slow, Proprietary headset, Steep learning curve for Windows Mobile, No GPS software included / mediocre browser...
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Product Code: 99HFB004-00 HTC has come up with the first truly desirable Windows Mobile 6 smartphone - the HTC S740. HTC has managed to make a name for itself in its own right having spent years as the design force behind handsets such as the Orange...
If you want a smartphone that’s first and foremost a phone and quality contact manager to boot, the HTC S740 is the best of the non-3G Windows Mobile ones we’ve seen so far. Rosemary Hattersley Lowest online price: ££322.65 Buy it no...
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itpro.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-20 12:45:38
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After an avalanche of touch screen handsets, the HTC S740 reverts back to its roots with and fast user interface and decent keyboard. The design is a little quirky, but we can just about live with that...
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At first glance, HTCs S740 looks like a revamped version of the slimnsexy Touch Diamond, but with a numeric keypad and a pull-out Qwerty keyboard. Even the angled back is similar to the Diamonds. But when you pick it up, it soon becomes clear that...
The S740 isnt an attention-grabber like its Touch brethren. It looks and acts much like a normal phone, and not a very pretty one at that, albeit with some very fine hidden phone features such as Wi-Fi, A-GPS and an FM radio. And it has the most prac...
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mobilecomputermag.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-20 12:45:38
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We liked the HTC S710 smartphone a lot when we reviewed it back in 2007 – the keyboard-only Windows Mobile Standard works much better than Professional, in our opinion. The new HTC S740 is technically an updated model – it has a similar design candy b...
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HTCs last QWERTY keyboard phone was a well specced hulk of a thing that could fill any pocket. The HTC S740 is a much slimmer, more svelte affair, measuring just 43mm across, which somehow makes its 17mm depth feel like less than it really is. Its no...
Slim styling, Slide out QWERTY keyboard, 3.2 megapixel camera, Windows Mobile smartphone OS, Wi-Fi, A-GPS, MicroSD support, Microsoft Office Mobile software, Sliding panels interface...
No touch screen, Poor headphone sound...
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HTC S740 review C ommunication is simply part of today’s world. Communication in different ways: personal contact, via phone or email and text messages. Everybody wants to be available 24/7. This fact did not escape the attention of the communication m...
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tracyandmatt.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-20 12:46:11
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As regular visitors to T&M will know Matt had a mini play with the HTC S740 couple of months ago, and his video preview can be seen here.In a detachment from the normal review I think that in lots of ways I totally agree with Matt’s views. This time I...
What a cracking little phone! It is well designed, great to use and very easy to live with.I would be really impressed if HTC could bring out a derivative without the keyboard, a la diamond, that would be good in my opinion.I do miss the touchscreen fo...
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Thanks to its slide-out QWERTY keyboard HTC's S710 was something of a revelation when it first appeared and even managed to bag an Editor's Choice award in its SPV E650 guise. Since then plenty of other manufacturers have tried their hands at the format...
Despite it's foibles we still quite liked the S740. It's definitely not a phone that's going to appeal to everyone, but we think that if you're a heavy user of email and not too keen on Blackberry's range of phones, then it might be a good option. Especia...
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Every now and then a product is launched that completely takes everyone by surprise, sweeping all before it from seemingly nowhere. Like a non-league minnow beating Premier League opposition in the FA Cup, this is exactly what HTC's Touch HD achieved r...
A sleek and sexy smartphone stuffed with hardware, but the ergonomics are wrong, wrong, wrong...
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The buttons are nicely defined and we had no problem typing out a long email. Onboard soft keys also mean the selection and menu navigation process is seamless.Getting personal email up and running is a breeze – just give up your email address and p...
Thumb-friendly keypad and QWERTY. High-speed connectivity. Easy email set-up...
Formal design. Fingerprint-attracting fascia. Some processor lag. Average camera and video performance...
A solid business messenger for those who crave conventional, no frills design...
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The HTC S740 is a rare beast in the Windows Mobile world. Remember when phones were phone-shaped? A numeric keyboard up front, a screen you cant touch to activate stuff? Ahh.. Those were the days. The last time we reviewed a HTC "Smartphone" was the...
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Samart i-mobile (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd 03-2612 6222 7/10 7/10 7/10 7/10 7/10+ QWERTY keyboard makes typing a joy+ Revamped TouchFlo simple to use- No touchscreen complicates OS - Office programmes have limited functionality - No Bluetooth - HTC S740- M...
The HTC S740 is all business, its whole purpose- call, text and work. The multimedia functions are there, but merely to add flavour to the device. Good connectivity also hammers home the phone functionality. However, the lack of Mobile Office function...
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justanothermobilemonday.com Updated:
2013-11-20 12:45:03
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This is a joint review between Doug Goldring of JAMM and Judie Lipsett ofGear Diary; it will appear simultaneously on both sites. Dougs comments are in black, and Judies are blue italics] The last time I used a non-touch screen version of Windows Mo...
I have to admit that I was a bit trepiditious going into this review. Like I said, I have not had good experiences with non-touch screen devices. But this one offered a whole new experience. To say it is the best non-touch phone I have used would be a...
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This is a joint review between Doug Goldring of JAMM and Judie Lipsett of Gear Diary; it will appear simultaneously on both sites. Dougs comments are in black, and Judies are blue italics] The last time I used a non-touch screen version of Windows...
This is a joint review between Doug Goldring of JAMM and Judie Lipsett of Gear Diary; it will appear simultaneously on both sites. Dougs comments are in black, and Judies are blue italics] The last time I used a non-touch screen version of Windows...
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HTC has managed to make a name for itself in its own right having spent years as the design force behind handsets such as the Orange SPV range and other innovative models. It still makes phones for mobile operators - hence the T-Mobile Google Android...
If you want a smartphone that’s first and foremost a phone and quality contact manager to boot, the HTC S740 is the best of the non-3G Windows Mobile ones we’ve seen so far...
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The buttons are nicely defined and we had no problem typing out a long email. Onboard soft keys also mean the selection and menu navigation process is seamless.Getting personal email up and running is a breeze – just give up your email address and p...
Thumb-friendly keypad and QWERTY. High-speed connectivity. Easy email set-up...
Formal design. Fingerprint-attracting fascia. Some processor lag. Average camera and video performance...
A solid business messenger for those who crave conventional, no frills design...
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Off the bat I want to thank eXpansys for loaning us the HTC S740 that I have been using for the past few weeks to put together this review. I will start off by saying the time I have spent with this device has been really enjoyable and it was really n...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2013-11-20 12:45:35
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While touchscreen equipped smartphones are all the rage these days, especially when it comes to Windows Mobile devices, it is good to see that companies like HTC and Samsung havent completely forgotten about Windows Mobile Standard, the non-touchscre...
Nice design, text input options, WiFi and 3G, HTC UI tweaks...
Somewhat small display, no 3.5mm headphone port...
But when you sum up all the hits and misses in the S740 (and S743), it seems clear that the phone is still a real winner. Its good looking, quite capable, and gives users a lot of flexibility when it comes to text input. Sure, the UI is a bit long in...
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The HTC S740 is a Windows Mobile Standard smartphone with a slightly unusual design; it has a numberpad and display on the front, and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. This review covers the HTC S740, a European device which is being sold unlocked. This GS...
The HTC S740 is a beautifully designed, well made, solid device that offers snappy performance with Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard. The specs are impressive enough to appeal to almost anyone, but it is aimed primarily at the consumer who wants a stylish...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2013-11-20 12:45:48
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The sliding keyboard makes this a fat smartphone, but it is a good performer. Related links News Rumoured Next-Gen Windows Mobile Smartphones available late 2009 Top Daily Deal - HTC Touch Diamond - Save £240 iFlyz supports your smartphone HTC Lolite m...
The S740 has a good battery life and a well-made keyboard...
It is chunky for the pocket, the keyboard is small, and it has a poor backplate design.Look and Feel...
The sliding keyboard makes this a fat smartphone, but it is a good performer...
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After the runaway success of the Touch HD, HTC offered us another smartphone to try out. If the HD was all about superlative media, the HTC S740 takes us back to smartphone basics: no touchscreen, Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard, and a hardware QWERTY key...
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Video review: Back in August, HTC announced its latest Windows Mobile Standard smartphone, the HTC S740. While it follows HTCs latest design and looks pretty similar to the HTC Touch Pro, its a non-touchscreen smartphone which actually replaces the H...
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Heres our video review of the HTC S740, a Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard Edition smartphone with a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. The S740 takes the design reigns from the HTC S710, with its lateral sliding keyboard and front number pad, making it easy...
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hardwarezone.com.sg Updated:
2013-11-20 12:46:17
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Mention non-touch screen smartphones and the usual association is a Symbian S60 device, but a less known fact about Windows Mobile is its Standard edition, which is a non-touch screen version of Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. Being a smartphone...
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YOU cant touch the HTC S70 - to input things, that is.You can, however, choose two other input methods the 3.5G Windows Mobile smartphone offers.Theres the numerical 12-key keypad and the slide-out Qwerty keyboard, which is perfect for those who are...
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The HTC S740 is a rare beast in the Windows Mobile world. Remember when phones were phone-shaped? A numeric keyboard up front, a screen you cant touch to activate stuff? Ahh.. Those were the days. The last time we reviewed a HTC "Smartphone" was the...
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tech-faq.com Updated:
2013-11-20 12:46:50
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The HTC S740 is Microsoft’s newest smart phone entry, and is an upgrade from last year’s HTC S730. Although the S740 is an updated version of the S730 model, users will find the S740 has quite a different look and styling than its predecessor (the S73...
Slide-out QWERTY screen offers more ease with typing and editing documents as it provides a typing experience more similar to that of using a notebook PC ,The S740’s relatively slim and long measurements make it highly portable and easy to stow ,Sub...
Some users may find the dual keyboard feature redundant ,Screen size, at 2.4 inches, is small compared to phone body size ,While phone appearance mimics Microsoft’s Touch Diamond, users may be disappointed with lack of touch screen capability...
Microsoft smartphone users will find that the S740 contrasts somewhat both in appearance and features/functionality from Microsoft’s previous non-touch-screen smartphone offerings. The S740 compares favorably to the S730 and S710, and is competitive...
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Recently, the market has been flooded with devices running on the Windows Mobile Professional operating system. Of course there’s nothing wrong with that, but let’s not forget the Windows Mobile Standard smartphones, such as the HTC S740.As a successor...
A handy QWERTY keyboard, A good display, Nice design...
It’s bulky and heavy, Reddish pictures, The loudspeaker is useless, A significant amount of noise during a call...
As a whole, the HTC S740 is a nice smartphone with many features and a handy QWERTY keyboard, but it’s also a bit bulky, and its weight of 4.94 oz (140 grams) isn’t easy to ignore. If you’re looking for an alternative of the HTC Touch Pro and you don’t...
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