Clinton Fitch just posted the third and final installment of his look at tweaks for the HTC Diamond and Touch Pro/Fuze devices.  The tweaks he talked about previously were all pretty straightforward, even for the uninitiated.  This latest article, however, looks at tweaks which require you to make changes to the registry.  Not for the faint of heart, for sure.  Before you check out Clinton’s well written article, don’t say we didn’t warn you that tweaking your registry can result in damage to your device (possibly requiring a hard reset).  With that warning in mind, head on over to Clinton Fitch and learn how to mute a call when the phone is placed face down, change your Internet tab, boost TouchFlo 3D performance, and plenty more.

The post is here: Tweaking Your HTC Touch Diamond or Touch Pro – Part 3

Clinton Fitch, our good friend and owner of Clinton Fitch(dot)com has been working on a series of posts which help you make your HTC Touch Diamond or Touch Pro work better for you.  In the first installment, he looked at the TouchFlo 3D configuration tool.  Now, in his second installment, Clinton takes you through a utility called DiamondTweak, which features over 20 tweaks for your device. 

After making it absolutely clear that you are using DiamondTweak and similar programs at your own risk, Clinton walks you through his top ten features in this app, including a battery meter, TCP/IP settings, and plenty more.  If you want to make your HTC Touch-based device work for you, check out the full article.

One of the hottest devices on the market right now is the HTC Touch Pro/HTC Fuze. Clinton purchased the Fuze a couple of weeks ago and decided to play around with it to see how he could make it more responsive. He has put together Part 1 of a 3-part series of articles outlining applications and registry tweaks you can do to enhance the user experience on your HTC Fuze, HTC Touch Pro or HTC Touch Diamond.

As always, the article is well written and explains clearly what you can do to enhance your user experience and add features to it. Thanks, Clinton!

One of HTC’s newest phones, the Fuze, is available at AT&T starting Nov. 11.  The Fuze is just packed will the latest and greatest the smartphone world has to offer.  First, it works with AT&T’s 3G  and EDGE networks, so fast internet and e-mail are at your fingertips.  Not only can you use 3G in the US, but it also works in over 60 countries that have 3G networks of their own, like Japan and South Korea.  Regular phone and internet usage is available in over 150 countries, so this is a great choice for a world traveler.  What other fun things are packed under the hood of the Fuze?  Its a big list:  GPS, WiFi, 3.2 megapixel camera, Push to Talk, AT&T Video Share, Qwerty keyboard, and Bluetooth 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate.  The Bluetooth 2.0 allows you to be connected with up to 6 devices at a time.  6!!!  Of course, it has HTC’s TouchFLO 3D interface, as well as Windows Mobile 6.1.  The Fuze is a great balance of business and personal use.  On one side you have e-mail and MS Office, and on the other is video clips and XM mobile radio.  Overall, its a very tempting new toy.

Pricing:  $299.99 with 2 year contract

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