Here's a software tour of the ATT Fuze. The Fuze comes with a lot of extra trial-ware games that they're trying to get you to purchase. It's also missing Windows Live and Windows Live Messenger, but has a SMS based instant messenger program that does log in to AIM, Yahoo, and MSN.

On the other hand, you've got some great business related software such as Microsoft Office, Remote Desktop, Jetcet Print, Sprite Backup, ZIP, Adobe Reader, and WorldCard Mobile optical character recognition. In the programs folder, applications are organized into sub-folders. This makes for less scrolling in order to find the program you want, but it removes the keyboard-searching capability. I prefer all of my most-used programs to be in the top level folder so that I can just type the first letter of the one I want in order to jump to it. Of course this is easy to change by sorting the application icons yourself using the File Manager. The Fuze also includes some nice entertainment features such as Music ID, XM Radio, and the ATT Mall for purchasing things like music, games, applications, and graphics.

For more of our coverage on the Fuze, check out the unboxing video and hardware tour. 

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