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Pros: The AT&T Tilt features a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard and a tilting screen. The Windows Mobile 6 smartphone also offers the full gamut of wireless options, including 3G and GPS, push e-mail, a 3-megapixel camera, and support for AT&TMusic and Video.

Cons: Speakerphone quality wasn't the greatest, and talk-time battery life was on the shorter side. The Tilt was sluggish at times, and picture quality was subpar. We also had problems acquiring a GPS fix.

Review summary: More powerful than any mobile communications device you've used before, the HTC TyTN II takes global connectivity to the next level. Staying connected means staying ahead. The TyTN II supports the full spectrum of network standards, guaranteeing that ...

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Review summary: The best smartphone out there, coupled with the best tariffs - the T-Mobile Vario III is just about perfect.

Verdict: The Vario range goes from strength to strength with this third generation unit pushing the smartphone envelope. I'd be hard pushed to think of any features that are missing from this device (bar a 3.5mm headphone jack), and perhaps the next ...

Review summary: Nothing has been confirmed by HTC or AT&T at this point, but Negri Electronics is already taking pre-orders for the AT&T 8925, telling customers that the lovely Windows Mobile 6 device will be ready to pick up on Sunday, September 30th...

Verdict: That's the current rumor being passed around through the wire. The AT&T 8925, as you may already know, was bandying around as the HTC Tilt for some time. This is because, unlike the 8125 and 8525 (Wizard and Hermes) which preceded it, the display on ...

Review summary: It's been a while since a Windows Mobile device has been as long awaited and as well anticipated as the HTC Kaiser. These days everyone wants a device that does everything: high speed HSDPA multi-band internet, fast processor, large keyboard, small ...

Pros: Most comprehensive feature set ever in a mobile device ; Great Global Positioning System support ; One-finger "TouchFLO" enhancements ; Excellent slide-out keyboard ; Tilt-up screen for table-top display ; Lots of memory ; UMTS/HSDPA ; Quality ...

Cons: Included screen cover gets bubbles when installed, A bit heavy

Verdict:     Two words: Very Impressed.  I don't even care that I don't have HSDPA or even UMTS support where I live. The TyTN II does it all. For me, the improved Bluetooth and consequently improved Voice Command via Bluetooth recognition capabilities are ...