AT &T Tilt features and specs

**gasusan2005** · 10-11-07, 11:50 PM

AT&T Tilt Features and Specifications

Key Technical Specifications of AT&T Tilt

Network - Tri-band UMTS/HSDPA high speed wireless data network support (2100MHz and 850/1900 MHz), Quad-band GSM®/GPRS/EDGE worldphone
I/O Interface - Bluetooth® v2.0 / Wi-Fi® (802.11b/g) / Mini-USB Connectivity, Hands-free communication via speakerphone and stereo headset jack
Camera - 3.0 megapixel camera with autofocus and up to 10x digital zoom
Memory- 256 MB Flash ROM and 128 MB SRAM
Processor/Chipset - Qualcomm MSM7200, 400Mhz processor
Accessories - Integrated trackwheel for ease of navigation, Vivid tilting touch screen with stylus
Keyboard/Button - Easy text entry with large sliding QWERTY keyboard
Operating System - Windows Mobile 6 Professional with Direct Push Technology
Applications - Telenav 5.2 GPS Navigator with integrated GPS antenna, Push to Talk, integrated WiFi (802.11b/g), support for AT&T Music, Cellular Video and AT&T Mall

Access your corporate and personal email**
-Blackberry connect 4.0 (supports BES and BIS)
-Xpress Mail™
-Good™ Mobile Messaging*
-POP3 / IMAP
-Microsoft® Direct Push

Sync your Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks via Microsoft Outlook Mobile, Create, view, edit Microsoft Office Word Mobile and Excel Mobile files, view PowerPoint Mobile and PDF files, Browse the Web with Internet Explorer Mobile***, Windows Media Player 10 Mobile for playing music and videos
Expansion Micro SD expansion card slot to store video clips, photos, music, and other files (cards sold separately)
*Planned for 1Qtr 2008

**Requires Microsoft® Exchange Server 2003 with Service Pack 2 or Exchange Server 2007, an e-mail account enabled with Direct Push, and data services from AT&T at an additional cost. ISP and/or VPN may also be required.

***Within wireless service coverage area only. Requires data services at an additional cost. Third-party software may be required, sold separately

lissa8869 · 03-14-08, 04:05 PM

I'm getting an AT&T Tilt today (if UPS ever gets here!), and I'd like to be able to get both my Gmail and my corporate exchange server email without having to go to the internet on my phone. Anyone have a preference for Outlook Mobile vs Xpress Mail?

*radimus* · 03-14-08, 04:33 PM

Skip Xpress mail and go to seven.com and sign up for the beta. It is the new version of the xpressmail client that will connect via OWA... much better than the desktop redirector

kevingamin · 03-24-08, 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by radimus

Skip Xpress mail and go to seven.com and sign up for the beta. It is the new version of the xpressmail client that will connect via OWA... much better than the desktop redirector

If you have access to OWA, you can also set up ActiveSync to sync with OWA. That's what I do for my job and I no longer sync my Tilt with my workstation as a result.