<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/7330397@N03/556344279/"><img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1206/556344279_fa7e77905b.jpg?v=0" alt="HTC TyTN" style="margin:10px;float:right; width:175px;height:230px"/></a><br />Today my <a href="http://www.europe.htc.com/products/htctytn.html">HTC TyTN</a> arrived. It's in my opinion the best Pocket PC around,  only lacks the GPS feature (what sucks since the chip is already in its motherboard, but an internal antenna is missing).

<p>I took a few pictures of me opening my new gadget that will allow me to forget to study while developing cool apps for Windows Mobile.</p>


<p>I was happy when I found out that in the box, a screen protector, a leather pouch and a Ndrive CD with it's software were included (check flickr photos). 
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<p> I found interesting that there are 4 ways of controling the device. 1st: from the touch screen. 2nd: from the arrows and buttons below the screen. 3rd: From the scroll and button in the side of the phone. 4th: throught the keyboard that's "inside" it.</p>

<p>The first thing I didn't quite like it, but I already knew, was the proprietary headset. I know that to work also as a microphone, it couldn't be just a mini-jack plug, but I would like to connect it directy to speaker... Too bad. Hope I don't loose the headset..</p>

<p>I&#8217;ll keep in touch :)</p>