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HTC's HD2 continues to impress, reveals multi-touch web browsing 
Engadget Mobile | by Tim Stevens | Thu, Oct 22
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We've seen plenty about HTC's hot HD2, gone hands-on and sized it up next to everyone's most/least favorite smartphone, but there's one thing we haven't seen yet: multi-touch in IE. The video embedded below from Techblog.gr is in a language you may not quite understand, but certainly ever...
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