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Review summary: Perhaps the most widely known Windows Mobile 6 smart phone right now is the AT&T Tilt (HTC 8295). It is one of AT&T's newest smart phones running the brand new Windows Mobile 6 operating system from Microsoft. The design of the Tilt puts it in a ...

Pros: Lots of Connectivity Options, Easy-to-Use Keyboard, Brilliant Screen, Excellent call quality

Cons: Camera quality is mediocre, Bulky design

Review summary: At first glance the Tilt may look like just a minor upgrade to its predecessor, the 8525, but that would be a seriously wrong assumption to make. The ATT

Pros: GPS included, Nice sliding keyboard with the ability to tilt the screen, Easy keyboard to type on, Very bright screen, 256 mb of ROM, 128 mb of RAM, WiFi

Cons: Heavy, Sluggish response time, Does not include a cradle, Not as many hardware buttons as some other WM PDA phones

Verdict: There is no doubt that this is a solidly built phone. It feels like it could take the normal daily use abuse in stride and still continue to work just fine. The sliding keyboard is well built. It is comfortable to hold in my hand as well as nicely ...

Review summary: Specifically, we're talking about the AT&T Tilt, a device penned by prolific smartphone manufacturer HTC, and whose signature feature is adjustable screen

Verdict: Flanking the D-Pad beneath are dedicated Windows, Internet Explorer, and E-mail buttons, along with the obligatory call and soft keys. A jog dial on the upper left edge eases one-handed navigation when you don't want to remove the stylus from storage, ...

Review summary: It may not be a quantum leap compared with the 838 Pro, but the TyTN II maintains what power users loved in the previous iteration -- with a few extras.

Pros: HSDPA and Wi-Fi, Excellent QWERTY keypad, Onboard GPS with CoPilot 7 maps

Cons: Huge, heavy handset, Slightly sluggish performance, Poor battery life

Verdict: A decent Windows Mobile PDA-phone with a few extras to please business users. Be prepared to lug the charger around in your briefcase.

Review summary: Specifically, we're talking about the AT&T Tilt, a device penned by prolific smartphone manufacturer HTC, and whose signature feature is adjustable screen

Verdict: This being a Windows Mobile device, the included software is a pretty standard compliment. But since the Tilt uses Windows Mobile 6 Professional, it comes with a version of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, plus Outlook) that can edit and ...