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Update 11/02/07: Part Two of this review may be found here.ĪT&T Goes Full Tilt with the Most Feature-Packed 3G Smart Device Available in the United StatesĪT&T’s First Windows Mobile 6 Device, The AT&T Tilt Features Groundbreaking Angled Screen, Global 3G Capabilities, Built-in GPS and Wi-FiĪT&T Inc. So far I am quite pleased with the Tilt – even though it came totally loaded with AT&T programs…tons of them! I’ll cover more of my user experience and the included software in the next half of this review, which you can expect in roughly a month. I still had over 50% battery life when I had a chance to plug it in this afternoon. I was gone most of today, had pushmail on, and made a couple calls. The battery is 1350 mAh, which is fairly large. This picture shows the back side of top half when it is extended – and the now exposed SIM card compartment. However, the keyboard feels very solid, it is quite usable, the keys offer excellent tactile feedback, and everything lights up nicely in a darkened room. The tilt is almost like a mini-laptop in this configuration, but it’s not quite perfect: for instance, with the screen tilted up, the two softkeys are not very easy to press – people with fatter fingers will really notice this. The action is solid, and there is no sense of flimsiness.Īnd then, once the keyboard has been exposed, the rear of the top half tilts up, which yeah…I bet that’s where the device’s name came from. Here’s where things get interesting: like so many other slider PDA phones, the Tilt has a keyboard that stays hidden until the top half is slid back on the dual rails.