T-Mobile myTouch 3G HD video review
The text of the review still hasn’t been written yet, but here is my 3 part HD video look at T-Mobile USA’s new myTouch 3G, its version of the HTC Magic. Parts two and three after the jump.
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These three videos provide a pretty good introduction to the MyTouch 3G. They point out all of the features while still noting some of the shortcomings.
All that was missing for me was a concise listing of the differences between this device and the HTC Magic. I presume we’ll learn more about that in the full review.
Just a note, the trackball acts as the dedicated camera button. You press the trackball to take a picture.