May 30 2011
HTC Tilt Review
Posted by: CameraPhonesPlaza in HTC
HTC Tilt offers a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, runs on Windows 6 Mobile, has 3G, GPS, a 3 megapixels camera, push-email and of course, the tilting screen. The mobile phone is a welcome addition to any smartphone on the market as we can never have too many to choose from. Of course, every mobile phone has something unique and we should be able to distinguish each of them.
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They all have good sides and bad sides and they will eventually learn from their mistakes and in the future come out with something even better. So what makes this HTC Tilt so special? We shall see on the way and you will eventually come to your own conclusion, if the phone is worth it or not.

To start with, design is a very important factors in any gadget what so ever. If it does look, we can even go pass some of the negative points. If you take a look at the phone from the front, you can’t say it is something spectacular, as it looks like a usual PDA with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. But here is the catch: the screen of the phone tilts, and thus the name of the headset, up to 40 degrees, looking like a mini laptop actually. In this way, you can have a better look of the display, you can position it as you like it and it is nice to place to phone on a flat surface and go through your e-mails, view videos, read some documents and so on. But in case you have to do a lot of navigation, it is easier to hold your phone in your hands and use it just normally. The keyboard is another important aspect and in this case, it will make its users happy. It is roomy, has large buttons, well backlit and tactile. And now for the touch screen, which measures 2.8”, supports 65.536 colors and has a pixel resolution of 320x240, revealing sharp and bright images and text. You can make some changes regarding themes, background images, and menu items. The screen orientation changes automatically from portrait to landscape once you slide the cover.

Moreover, HTC Tilt houses on the left side the push-to-talk launcher, the OK button and the scroll wheel for selecting menu items. If you are engaged into a call, you can use the wheel for adjusting the volume. On the right side are the power button, the camera shutter key and the stylus. The microSD expansion slot and the mini USB port are on the bottom of the headset. On the back is the camera lens along with the speaker and the external GPS jack. As mentioned above, the phone runs on Windows Mobile 6, the Professional Edition with an updated operating system. Another advantage of having this smartphone is that you can not only view, but edit popular files, such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDFs thanks to the full Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Reader client.

Among other features, we can note the voice recorder, calculator, clock, ZIP manager and 256MB of ROM inside. But because you have the microSD card slot, you can expand the memory of the phone up to 4GB, allowing you to have enough storage for your files and other data.











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