We really don’t blame phone manufacturers for trying to copy the iPhone. After all, it’s easy to use, looks good, and doesn’t cost a fortune. But the simple fact is that any other phone manufacturer somehow manages to horribly screw something up in their phone’s production, and it ends up being bulkier, uglier, and more difficult to use than Apple’s product. HTC decided to give the touch-screen phone another shot, and launched the HTC Touch Diamond, which promises touch access to mobile web, photos, music, and other pretty unoriginal features. The phone runs Windows Mobile 6.1 (meh) but features a “3D interface” and 4GB of storage. The phone’s designers were challenged to create a phone that would be worthy of the Museum of Modern Art, and they came up with a series of diamond shapes on the phone’s back. If there’s anything it does better than the iPhone, it’s connectivity- the Diamond has HSDPA.