Average User Rating

Design: 8.6; 85.9375%
Features: 8.4; 84.375%

Good

8.2

out of 10

Based on 32 opinions

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27 Jun 2006
T-Mobile MDA Review

also known as HTC Wizard , i-mate K-JAM , Cingular 8125

The MDA felt great throughout the testing process. It didn't take long to get used to the size, especially considering that it's smaller than most PDA phones. The setup was beautiful and the only real complaint is the necessity for the constant use of the stylus. But that's something that could be expected from a device like this and is not really a huge problem. In all other areas it was near perfect, and was a worthy competitor to any Treo or Blackberry. If multitasking is a priority, then the MDA is pretty much the only device on the American market that's affordable enough and sophisticated enough to handle the job. It's a step closer to the perfect hybrid device (PDA, phone, MP3 player, digicam in one), and is a bright promise for things to come. Bundled with T-Mobile's affordable voice and data plans, they have a winner on their hands and they know it

Good

7.3

out of 10

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1. question about phone

14 Apr 2008 by axetheduck

76%7.6out of 10

hey guys i have a question about the phone i got it from my friend and i got a new battery for it cause the old on was dead. so when my new battery came i put it in and was very happy about the phones performance.
but, when i turned it off one night to charge it i woke up the next morning and couln't turn it on.... and still can't
here is the question is this phone always suppose to be on?

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2. wizard

23 Mar 2008 by BGM

92%9.2out of 10

wow just got this phone its so advanced even though I got it "unlocked"
PROS:
-Awesome qwerty keyboard
-Amazing sound
-Great for business
-When they have phones like this I don't understand how Blackberry is still in business
-Just look at the style
-HTC Wizard v.s. ANY Blackberry outcome: BLOWOUT Wizard is the winner
CONS:
-slightly overpriced

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3. A real good phone.

2 Oct 2007 by Squid

100%10out of 10

Contains all that you really need to be "mobile" in real sense. Has a mp3, video player, wi-fi, bluetooth, gprs, loads of momeory (in terms of mini sd), great cpu processing power, loud sounds, good looks, mobile windows, lots of applications, mobile office, qwerty keypad.

cons - heavy to carry around, but still much better than carrying all the above mentioned things individually.

gr8 product. i love it, even though it's a bit outdated.

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4. Still Great!

31 Aug 2007 by mike

76%7.6out of 10

I got this unlocked from an online store. I loved it, then T-Mobile changed the ports on their TZones access. So I couldnt access the internet unless I got the 29.99 Total Internet Plan. Nah, I dont think so. Still a great phone though!!

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5. GPRS Settings for HTC S620 China mobile

14 Nov 2006 by peetu

82%8.2out of 10

I finally got GPRS to work with my HTC S620 aka : (Dopod C720W or O2 EXCALIBUR) - with China mobile

First go to Settings > Connections > GPRS

new account : CMWAP
Connects to : Internet
access point : cmwap
username : cmnet
pass : cmnet
primary dns : none
secondary dns : none
Ip address: 10.0.0.172

done

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Then i made another account in GPRS
CMNET
connects to : Wap network
Accesspoint : cmnet
DNS : leave as 0.0.0.0
Ip address: 10.0.0.172

Done
___

Then go to settings : connections : proxy

Add a proxy (any name)
Connects from WAP network
Connects to Internet
Proxy (name:port): 10.0.0.172.9201
Type: HTTP
Name and password leave blank

In internet explorer, options : connections :
Leave Automatically detect settings blank
Select Network : Internet

That's it ....

I am not sure whether it is necessary to make 2 Gprs accounts. but i did as i wasn't sure. I think the key is the proxy settings. It works fine now. I can go to Google, Gmail, or whatever, and it surfs quite nicely.

Excellent phone!

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6. ringtones

1 Oct 2006 by FGV

90%9out of 10

I love my phone i just got it 2 days a go. my only problem is that i cant figure out how to make set a song as a ringtone. or how to get ringtones in general.

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7. ringtone lovers

18 Sep 2006 by jrxic

60%6out of 10

Well as for the MDA you can convert your favorite mp3s into ringtones. Simply copy them to your MDA select right click and select as ringtone, this will automatically create a copy in the \Windows\Rings\
then you can remove the ones you initially copied over.

You can download the a cd ripper and remember to use a low bitrate so it wont take up all your space.

Also the alarms have to be in .wav format

So much for paying for ringtones.

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8. Setting Ringtones to e-mail and text messages

12 Sep 2006 by LMW

90%9out of 10

Ok so I love the phone it was well worth the purchase price!!! I was just wondering is there anyway to set ringtones to the other notification functions. It seems to have a set group of system media files to use for alarms and text messages. Is there a way to change a ringtone to show up in this group or some other trick someone has figured out????

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9. T-Mobile MDA

7 Sep 2006 by ackee3

96%9.6out of 10

Hi David,

Just got my T-mobile MDA and loving it, but I miss my ringtones, can you tell me where and how I can download some ringtones?

I can see where I am going to need some quality time with my new toy in gettng to know it. I think it's a great investment

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10. Pocket tech at it's finest!

6 Sep 2006 by fiahhman

84%8.4out of 10

This phone is truly amazing. I have had other PPC phones and smartphones, but the MDA towers over them all. I suggest upgrading your software first(tmobile.com). The new addition of programs simplify some processes. Get a Bluetooth with caller ID and you'll never have to pull your phone out of the case(Smokin')! I highly recommend Photo Contacts Pro. If you love ringtones, it allows you to use your memory card without storing tones on your device...Hence...More free space! Last but not least, Stop paying for downloaded ringtones and make your own. It's free. Go to www.airfagev.com and find out how.

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