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Video Tour: T-Mobile Wing

May 21, 2007, 11:02 PM by Eric Lin

An introduction to T-Mobile's Wing, their follow up to the MDA Pocket PC Phone.

T-Mobile's Wing updates the MDA with a sexier body, a better camera, and Windows Mobile 6. We'll show you the ups and downs of this new flagship smartphone in the tour. You can watch it here:

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fastmar17

May 23, 2007, 1:36 PM

how does it compare

They say it's slow. Does anyone know if it's faster than the 8525 for cingular even though they run on a different os?

jarethsgrrl

May 22, 2007, 10:20 PM

Wing IM issue

I posted this over in the Wing forum as well.

When I was playing with my store's demo I had a problem with not being able to close the IM program from the task manager on the home screen. It eventually stopped responding. After playing around I discovered another option kind of like the processes tab on a PC's task manager that allowed me to close out the IM program.

Did you play with the IM program and if so did you have the same problem?

eric Lin

i did play with the IM program and i had the same problem. the task manager that you can access from the upper right hand corner of the home screen refuses to close the im program. however, as you point out, the process will die on its own or you can ...
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PDXMatt

May 22, 2007, 1:17 PM

I think I will stay with my Dash

This still seems too bulky and the slow processor is a huge turn off.

eric Lin

plus, you can update your dash to windows mobile 6 for free! (if you haven't done so already).

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azndano

May 21, 2007, 11:16 PM

Sliding Keyboard Turns on Screen

Just as a correction, the T-Mobile Wing is NOT the first HTC devices where the screen turns on when the keyboard is slid open.

My 6700 does this "feature." Just wanted to let ya know! 😉

eric Lin

that's why i had to say "i think" because i was afraid it did happen on some other devices. but for example, i know it doesn't work that way on any hermes i've used. it's weird.

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