icoo d70w Review

The icoo d70w is pocketable and elegant where the Storm was bulky and boring looking. The icoo d70w looks like a phone you want to own and hold, and thanks to improvements in the on-screen keyboard (sound the death knell for SurePress) and icoo d70w, it's a phone worth owning. Will it convert iPhone and Android users? Probably not. icoo d70w isn't much of a radical change from that old and stuffy (though still serviceable) OS 6. But for you icoo d70w addicts who covet a large, high resolution display over a hardware keyboard, this is a fine icoo d70w. In terms of specs, the Torch 9850 can compete. It has a 1.2GHz single core CPU, 768 megs of RAM, a 3.7" 800 x 480 capacitive multi-touch display and a 5 megapixel camera. Those are fine, though not cream of the crop specs for a higher end smartphone. Speed is good, though the phone sometimes feels a little slower than the Bold 9930, likely due to the fact it's pushing more pixels. When it comes to design, you get the idea we...