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cosmiccarver

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#23879 10-Jul-2008 17:42
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If the OKTA Touch is really a HTC Vouge in disguise??? is WiFi onboard the same as the GPS seems to be?




if it breaks...get a better one...

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  #146302 10-Jul-2008 18:49
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No WiFi onboard...









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  #146311 10-Jul-2008 19:01
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It is the HTC Touch not the Vouge




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  #147075 12-Jul-2008 11:58
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I bought an HTC Touch (GSM) from Australia, which runs fine on the Vodafone network.  It is the same form factor as the Okta Touch. It DOES has WiFi on board and works like a charm.

Its strange that the CDMA version does not have this.



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  #147204 12-Jul-2008 18:24
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yes indeed... little did i know of theses puppies when i "discovered" the okta touch...had i have known, i'd have gone with the gsm version...never the less its been a fun experience...




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  #147210 12-Jul-2008 19:09
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WiFi is great, but a 1GB + 1GB plan on my Touch leaves me thinking I do not miss WiFi at all...

Different story for those who are doing everything they can to reduce costs though (I think if I only had a 200MB plan I would really want WiFi too).







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