the home of brian haught, graphic designer, gamer, adobe creative suite lover and all around good guy.
Tech Specs
| Network: | GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 |
| Phone Style: | Slider |
| Dimensions: | 109 x 58 x 18 mm |
| Weight: | 5.92oz |
| Antenna: | Internal |
| Navigation: | QWERTY Keypad / Touch Screen |
| Battery: | 1130 mAh Li-Polymer |
| Talk Time: | 5 hours |
| Standby Time: | 200 hours |
| Memory: | 27 mb |
| Expandable Memory: | micro SD |
Imaging
| Screen: | 240x320pixels (65000 colors) |
| Camera: | 2 mp, 8x zoom, video recorder |
Audio features
| mp3 support: | yes, windows media player |
| Radio: | no |
| Speakerphone: | no |
Communications
| SMS: | yes |
| EMS: | yes |
| MMS: | yes |
| Email: | POP3 / IMAP4 / SMTP / Exchange / Outlook |
| Chat: | AOL / ICQ / Windows Live / Yahoo! |
Apps
| Calendar: | Pocket Outlook |
| To-do: | yes |
| WAP: | 2.0 Explorer |
| Voice Commands: | yes |
| Calculator: | yes |
Connectivity
| Bluetooth: | yes |
| High-Speed Data: | GPRS (Class 10) / EDGE |
| Wi-Fi: | 802.11b/g |
| PC Sync: | Active Sync |
T-Mobile Wing
Grade: B+
Overview
I purchased the T-Mobile Wing about a month ago. When shopping for a phone my deal breaker issues were: PDA features, media capabilities(audio and video), web surfing and QWERTY keyboard. With the Wing I got all that and then some. I was afraid of the touch screen, but in a matter of a few days I adjusted and became totally accurate using the edge of my thumbnail instead of the stylus. The menu navigation is common sense, after just a few days I was totally comfortable with my new phone.
Pros:
Clean design, user friendly, full of features that I found useful but not on my must have list.
Cons:
The speakerphone is less than satisfactory. I also have trouble using the number pad when dialing a non contact number the buttons are too short, so when I attempt to dial like I would a traditional phone with buttons; I am all over the place.
