[Jason Dunn]

http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=7336

"The new HTC S511 Snap for Sprint is a QWERTY keyboard equipped smartphone that is meant to take on devices like the Samsung Jack that's available on AT&T and the many BlackBerry Curves and Bolds that are on the market. It isn't a device that is going to wow anybody with its specifications, but it knows its place in life, which is heavy messaging duties. We give it a go in this quick hands-on review."

Michael Oryl takes a look at the new HTC Snap from Sprint, and in general his conclusions echo my first impressions of the unit - though with Sprint telling HTC to put the caps button where the "A" key should be, I think this version is going to be just as typing error-prone as the European version that I looked at. It seems only T-Mobile got it right in terms of the placement of that key.

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=7336

"The new HTC S511 Snap for Sprint is a QWERTY keyboard equipped smartphone that is meant to take on devices like the Samsung Jack that's available on AT&T and the many BlackBerry Curves and Bolds that are on the market. It isn't a device that is going to wow anybody with its specifications, but it knows its place in life, which is heavy messaging duties. We give it a go in this quick hands-on review."

Michael Oryl takes a look at the new HTC Snap from Sprint, and in general his conclusions echo my first impressions of the unit - though with Sprint telling HTC to put the caps button where the "A" key should be, I think this version is going to be just as typing error-prone as the European version that I looked at. It seems only T-Mobile got it right in terms of the placement of that key.

[CeluGeek]

The HTC Ozone (Verizon's Snap equivalent) also has a more normal key placement.