AT&T Users Tilting, iPAQing Soon?

[Jon Westfall]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2007/09/17/want-to-get-your-htc-tilt-on-rejoice-with-att-on-september-25th/' target='_blank'>http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2007...september-25th/</a><br /><br /></div><i>"Maybe your dreaming about higher data speeds, Windows Mobile, a 3 megapixel camera, integrated GPS, and you want to have the option to put BlackBerry Connect on that sucka’! Your dreams should become a reality on September 25th, as AT&amp;T is posied to launch the much-awaited AT&amp;T 8525 replacement, the HTC Tilt 8925"</i><br /><br />The Boy Genius Report is, well, reporting, that the Tilt (AT&amp;T's version of the HTC TyTN II or HTC Kaiser) will be released around the 25th of this month, which I'm sure will make many rejoice. <a href="http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2007/09/17/hp-ipaq-910c-coming-to-att/">Boy Genius</a> also brings news of the HP iPAQ 910c Business Manager's debut on the former Cingular Wireless, another new device that may tickle your gadget fancy. AT&amp;T has been a solid Windows Mobile provider for the last few years, and it looks like this year will be no exception.<br /><br />P.S. - I wouldn't be surprised if a HTC TyTN II Review didn't show up around here sometime soon... so if you're tempted by this device, you may want to keep an eye out!

[Hosidax]

(What? Am I the only one who is excited about the Tilt?)

OK, well then I'll do my part here:

w00t!

I can't wait to get my hands on the Tilt!

Sometime in October I'll probably be selling my (great) 8525 on ebay...

w00t!

[griffin911]

I broke down and bought one. I can say I am amazed at this phone! The processor speeds through anything I throw at it. Heck I had never heard of the program world card mobile...that alone was worth the cost!

[Jason Lee]

It is an awsome device. I have had my TyTN II for almost 2 weeks now and am loving every minute of it!

[DaleReeck]

Sometime in October I'll probably be selling my (great) 8525 on ebay...


The 8525's are still selling too. I orignally bought my Cingular 8525 10 months ago for $399 - $100 rebate and I just sold it unlocked for $375 on eBay. I actually made money from that. So the 8525's are still popular - at least until the new version comes out.

[PDADoc]

I'll be keeping a particularly close eye on both the iPAQ PPC PE and the SP, as they both seem to meet my criteria for functionality and security.

With the HIPAA guidelines always in my mind whenever I use these devices, I'm always on the lookout for devices made for the vertical market with enterprise-level security.