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| AT&T Tilt Smartphone (AT&T) | 
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| Brand: HTC
Category: Wireless
List Price: $599.99
Buy New: $174.99
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New (2) Used (1) from $174.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  107 reviews
Sales Rank: 56
Color: Silver
Media: Wireless Phone
Battery Type: Lithium Ion
Display Size: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
Model: 8925
UPC: 821793000585
ASIN: B000UWDU5K
Release Date: October 5, 2007
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Customer Reviews:
 Holy Recharging Nirvana!!! January 1, 2008
9 out of 17 found this review helpful
Not sure if it is mentioned in other reviews, but this phone has the unique feature of a universal mini USB slot to charge and transfer data to the PC!!! Maybe it is not unique, but I have not owned any other phone/pda/laptop/etc. that used a universal port for charging. The other reviews will tell you what a great phone this is for other reasons, but this feature needs to be praised. Every other cell phone manufacturer needs to take note and get on the "universal" bandwagon.
How nice would this be?
-You buy a bunch of $.99 mini usb cables.
-You store them at your home, office, in your car, public restrooms, etc.
-You now have the ability to charge all your portable devices using said cables from any laptop/pc with usb. You can also plug the usb cables into a standard wall jack using the adapter that came with the pda(the adapter that comes with the standard iPOD works also).
-Running low on batteries while you are traveling in Switzerland? Run over to the local Starbucks and pop your device into Hilda's laptop. Buy her a Frappuccino and you are golden!
For the moment, we will have to continue buying overpriced, slightly different power chord adapters because the manufacturers love money and hate you. All except for HTC and their wonderful Tilt Smartphone. And now, back to making out with my new Tilt...
 AT&T Tilt - Poor Design December 31, 2007
19 out of 33 found this review helpful
Purchasing this product was the worst cell phone decision I have ever made. First warning should have been, that AT&T doesn't offer insurance on their own product, therefore proving they don't believe in their phone. I owned the phone less than 2 weeks, when I accidentally knocked it off a table approxamately 12 inches off the floor. The touch screen cracked and not even the warranty covers the cracked screen, since they consider this abuse.
Great Phone, bit of a learning curve December 29, 2007
9 out of 13 found this review helpful
I was a dedicated Palm user, and have just been using the LifeDrive, waiting until something better came along. In my opinion, nothing has from Palm yet. I finally had to get something that would talk to Vista and I really did not want to have all of my critical apps MS based. Grudgingly, I bought the Tilt and was very surprised by the flexibility, the speed, and the agility. There is a bit of a learning curve because its not a phone nor a palm, but it can do so much if you put in the time to program it and fine tune it for one's needs. The bluetooth really works with everything in range and it is a great music player to boot. It has a truckload of "bloat ware" and it tries to sell you stuff at every turn, but if you can ignore that then this is an excellent phone and PDA. and it works seamlessly with Outlook.
at&t Tilt December 28, 2007
6 out of 10 found this review helpful
An Excellent device. The hardware on this phone is excellent and is by far the fastest windows mobile device I have ever used. Phone feels solid, keyboard is nice and big for typing. Its good for people with huge thumbs. There are multiple ways to change options or access programs on the phone for ease of use.
However, the at&t Tilt comes loaded with a bunch of junk that you don't really need. For example, teleNAV. Its a bloated piece of junk that takes up a ton of memory. Delete it and get google maps, (its free and works perfectly with GPS).
Also, some software hacks may be needed to fully use all the features of this phone. For example, it would seem that HDSPA is not enabled by default. Some registry tweaks are needed to enable this. It is much faster than 3G and essential for those who tether their phone with their laptop for mobile internet.
 Not a great "phone" with tons of great PDA options December 26, 2007
8 out of 15 found this review helpful
this was my first attempt at an att phone. it had lots of neat options and the web worked well. Sadly as far as the "phone" funtions.. it doesnt work great. the sound was "windy" and it is very difficult to dial on the touch screen and a pain in the neck to open, turn and try to hit the right keys on the querty keyboard. I also found it difficult to look at the screen for extended periods of time and a friend who is a "techy" had said the same thing... I am going to the blackberry world instead. understand if you want only PDA functions its pretty cool. but you should get a separate cell phone for your calls. The man at the Att Store said its the biggest complaint about the phone.
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