Orange HTC TyTN II has been hailed as the ultimate smartphone. And it certainly seems to be the case for a quick glance at its specifications.

For your money, you not only get a quad-band phone with 3.6Mb/sec HSDPA connectivity, but also with GPRS and 3G EDGE for when there is no high-speed signal. There is also a built-in GPS receiver, so you can have the phone double as a driving aid when on the road, you get Wi-Fi hotspot for connectivity, there are more forward (VGA ) And rear-facing cameras (3 megapixels) for video calls and photography, and a large TFT touchscreen 2.8in.

Document compatibility is excellent, thanks to Windows Mobile 6 and Office Mobile. Plus, you get some of the most useful aspects of the HTC TouchFLO system, borrowed from the original Touch, including finger scrolling and focused overview for navigating through lists of contacts and documents.