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The latest news brought by Sprint is the availability of a at software upgrade for the HTC Touch, with EV-DO Rev. A data speeds support, and Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system support for the HTC Mogul.
After following the at download instructions, users of HTC Touch will be able to download content at up to 1.4Mbps speeds and upload at 500kbps, which is a great advantage for productivity on the go, when you need to transfer large files.
GPS comes enhanced and provides support for Sprint Navigation service with audio and visual turn-by-turn directions, 10 million points of interest, and one-click traffic rerouting.
With the Opera browser, you’d have access to full web pages with images, and the possibility to customize, search, save, and take shortcuts on the Internet.
There is also a 40-key on-screen QWERTY keyboard that saves time when replying to emails or writing long text messages.

The software update fro HTC Mogul provides Sprint TV for watching live shows, news, sports and weather information, on 50 channels.
Using Windows Mobile 6.1, the data is more secure and easier to manage, while there is also the Microsoft Office suit for professional documents and the Live Search feature.



"Sprint is committed to matching customer needs with the technology that gives them the freedom to access and download the content they want and have a PC-like experience," said Michael Hahn, vice president of customer equipment for Sprint. "Whether it's simplicity in setting up the handset, getting turn-by-turn driving directions, sending emails with large attachments or having a better Web experience, the Touch and the Mogul by HTC deliver all of that so customers can have what they want in an instant, from virtually anywhere."

The company offers the two smartphones together with its $99.99 Simply Everything pricing plan featuring unlimited voice and data services. HTC Touch costs $99.99 and the HTC Mogul has a price of $299.99, both coming with a 2-year agreement and a $100 mail-in-rebate.