also known as HTC P4550 Kaiser, AT&T Tilt

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Published:
10 Jul 2007
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
AT&T - Available as AT&T Tilt
    (Since Oct 2007)
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Description:

HTC Kaiser comes as replacement of the TyTN and adds GPS to its features. Unique is the form-factor, which reminds of the Shift - the UMPC of the brand. Unlike it, Kaiser is WM6 Professional phone with QVGA display, 3-megapixel camera, microSD slot for memory and QWERTY keyboard. It runs on 400 MHz Qualcomm processor and operates in quad-band GSM and tri-band UMTS (HSDPA 3.6mbps) networks.

User rating
Excellent
9.5
out of 10
based on 14 reviews
Editor's rating
Excellent
9.8
out of 10
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Superb device

2 Oct 2008 by TGS

9.7 out of 10

My work really needs a good PPC and Since i started I did use Imate pocket PC and then Imate jasjam .. but honestly when I used HTC tyTN II it really made my work life much much easier the keyboard and typing long email really I enjoy it and I enevr get tired of using it.


The only problem that I really face till now its the battery life specially if you will use the LAN most of the time .. but overall its really a good device and I recommend for anyone who wants a smart nice device to help him for work.


 





Keyboard amazing
Screen superb
Camera good
The sliding door and adjust it also perfect ..
Batter life doesnt stay much
multiple messages to different people you should choose them one by one by choosing add recipients everytime. and you cant choose it all a once like nokia or blackberry by marking the people then you press OK which really makes it easier.
If you send SMS to a group and you tick Delivery report notification what hapend the report it stop sending the rest of the messages by saying "your sms can not be send right now" Since you are ghetting the delivery report.


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HTC TILT

26 Sep 2008 by CHITOMAX

9.3 out of 10

I know now days Technology enlights us with it's constact improvement, tools, devices and most of all knowledge. HTC is part of this improvemente. HTC has created PDA phones that are beyond of what is expected of a Smartphone. Apple created the Ipod and the Iphone.  As a matter of fact for those that like the Iphone there are CAB files with all the Iphone features as I custom my (HTC At&t Tilt).


HTC has started the future of technology in the Cell Phone market, and thanks to that, a cell phone is not a cell phone anymore is a communication machine with no bounderies.





The Transcriber
Notes became a routine in my life. To set reminders became my task for the day " Now i don't forget my anniversary or my wife's birthday, or to pay any bill"

The Camera 3 megapixel
It takes really good pictures, and has plenty of pictures options.

Wi-Fi
Able to connect to the internet in Hot Spots, LIke Starbucks, hotels, coffe shops, etc.

Ease to Use
Even though is a Pocket PC and a Cell Phone in one, is easy to use, recommed to read User Manuel before starting.
Battery life
Application running and the battery life will be approximately last 4 hours max.

Sliding Keyboard
The sliding keyboard tends to become wobbly if you are a big texter.

Insurance
The deductible for this phone is $125. The usual deductible of $50 does not apply to this phone.

Incorrect file Formats
Download the Incorrect file format and you might end up with a completely froze phone.


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THE iPhone KILLER

12 Jun 2008 by John

9.6 out of 10

This thing has only one drawback. Weight. It's a functional design and I think it's one of the best looking. I like simplicity and I really like the keyboard that slides out. My only issue is it is a little stiff (keyboard buttons.) On the ouside letters it feels soft and responsive. The inner keys are still pretty stiff though. But then again I barely text so I can't honestly complain. It's got a nice OS, Great Browser, Built in support for Google Maps (with live tracking in Beta) and the battary life is fine. If you don't mind charging it every night. Worth the price tag (I think with a 2 year contract it's around $250 right now.) and I only have one question to AT&T. WHY KEEP APPLE iPHONES WHEN YOU HAVE THIS BEAST ON THE LINE UP!?!?






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