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I am the happy owner of an HTC Touch. This page gathers a few tips and tricks I found on the net (or by myself). Yes, an HTC Touch is not an OS. I still put this page in the OS section until I have a device section ;-)

Device's description

  • TI OMAP 850 (201 Mhz)
  • Windows Mobile 6 Professional
  • GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 900, 1800, 1900
  • Bluetooth 2.0
  • Wifi IEEE 802.11 b/g
  • ExtUSB

Synchronizing

I found out an easy way to synchronize my HTC Touch with Linux. It is explained here. Actually, this is only a very basic synchronization tool:

  • install WM5torage on the device
  • plug the HTC Touch (USB cable)
  • activate the WM5torage tool

Then, the HTC Touch is seen as an USB key. You have direct access to the files from the PC. Unfortunately, you can only synchronize your additional SD Card that way, and not the device's own system memory (where contacts are located for instance)…

Network configuration

Wifi

To configure wifi:

  • the Wifi connection is set to connect to “Internet” (Paramètres → Connexions → Wifi)
  • to connect to the Freebox's wifi: use WPA-PSK with AES, and enter the key (password).

To see the curren status of one's connection: Paramètres → Connexions → Réseau sans fil

Connections to use

Paramètres → Connexions → Connexions → Avancés → Sélectionner des réseaux: les programmes se connectant à Internet → Internet les programmes se connectant à un réseau privé → Réseau de bureau

It's possible to change this by using always “réseau de bureau” (wonder what that means…), but then the wifi connection must be configured to connect to “réseau de bureau”.

 
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os/htctouch.1201010587.txt.gz · Last modified: 2008/01/22 15:03 by axelle
 
 
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