The screen is between 3.8 and 4 inches big, which is massive, especially considering its the same size ad the iPhone, which has a much smaller 3.5 inch screen.

See here for the measuring http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=941

...same old HTC mundanity, same old shoe string budget development short cutting of the software for the core functions, same old half baked Qualcom chipset drivers (despite their claims).

This is just HTC all over. They churn out that many new models they don't work and work and work and continually developing a specific core range. As such they hardly ever seem to learn fully from their mistakes. A "Just throw it all in the bin and start again" approach all the time.

And before anyone says, I know we had a TyTn and TyTn II but come on, other than switching the buttons around on the front and throwing in a GPS chip, exactly WHERE were *HTC's* improvements?