Published: 19 Nov 2008 09:49 GMT
HTC has recently updated its handheld range, which now includes the Touch Viva. The Viva is designed to bring HTC's TouchFLO interface to the masses. There's nothing particularly innovative about it, but it's certainly attractively priced: we found the Viva SIM-free online for £239.99 (inc. VAT) at Expansys, for example.
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