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Phone Model: T-Mobile Wing
Phone Type: Quadband
Brand: T-Mobile
Camera: 2 MP
Network: GSM850 /900 MHz/ 1800 MHz/ 1900
Size: 2.3 x 4.3 x 0.7 inches
Weight: 170 g
Diplay: 2.8 inch, TFT, 64K, 240 x 320 pixels
Battery: Li-Ion polymer
Internal Memory: 64MB RAM, 128 MB ROM
Function: GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.0, USB, Window Media player
Released Date: April 2007
Price: AU $362
A new PDA phone is coming! The Wing, released by T-Mobile, is a high end Pocket PC phone loaded with features created and designed to appeal business users. This PDA is based on Windows Mobile 6.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition. The Wing comes with an attractive design, especially the bright blue casing make the phone stands out the crowd.
Just like other PDA phone, a full slide out comfortable QWERTY keypad and a camera (2 MP) are neccessary. The screen is nothing special. It measures 2.8 inches corner to corner, delivers 240 x 320 pixels in that space, and handles 65,000 colours.
The Wing is quite heavy at 170g. You will be aware of its presence if you carry it in a pocket.
The Wing boasts its good perfomance as a Web browser and that the keyboard makes the mobile email more attractive. The call quality is also good. However, the most obvious problem is that the T-Mobile Wing is Quad-band GSM but lacks 3G. The absence of 3G speed really bites.
Even worse, Wi-Fi offered does not seem to replace slower EDGE networking. Bluetooth and USB cable are both here, but there is no infra red. Anyway, with the addition of Windows Mobile 6, the T-Mobile Wing adds a powerful smart phone to the carrier’s lineup.
So I'm ordering a today Wing and I know that it has AIM/MSN/Yahoo Messenger as well as Wi-Fi. My question is that can I log on AIM/MSN/Yahoo Messenger and IM my friends/family through my wireless network at home? or am I going to be …
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Does it make your life easier? Or does it make it harder? That to me is the ultimate question one should be asking. Is my life easier with the T-Mobile Wing or the Treo or the iPhone? I suppose thata question we each need to decide. …
A detailed Tmobile Wing review.
I have received the T-Mobile Wing to review here at Clinton Fitch (Dot) Com! and you get to be a part of the unboxing! The Wing is the replacement for the T-Mobile MDA and is based on the HTC Herald. Head on over to the site and enjoy!
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Good review over at WMExperts of the T-Mobile Wing which I think is the same device as my HTC P4350 except it has WM6 on it, different dpad and buttons. Same form factor anyway. I would have to agree with the verdict though it pains me …