Awesome | T-Mobile Wing myFaves Smartphone (T-Mobile)

The iPhone killer is here | T-Mobile Wing myFaves Smartphone (T-Mobile)

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	• T-Mobile Wing myFaves Smartphone (T-Mobile) T-Mobile T-Mobile, 2007 average customer review:based on 38 reviews view larger image
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Questions

- Whats it is the price without service plan?
- The phone it are unlock?
- whats bands?
- it works in Venezuela?

Thanks

Awesome

Best purchase, got tired of carrying the palm pilot and phone and love the capabilities it has, its limitless. Just signed up for the Mobile TV option due to the Gulf being Hurricane alley. Camera is fantastic with great clarity, the Microsoft ability is the best option since its used for most things. Now I am synced to download music, will need a bigger storage card. which is why I am on Amazon now. figured I would pass on the good word.
Ciao

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The iPhone killer is here

I bought the Wing after comparing it to other like phones and went with it because of WiFi. I can use the WiFi feature in my house, so I can look stuff up on the Web while watching TV.

My Jawbone Bluetooth headset paired with the Wing with no problems. The voice commands work with the Jawbone.

I get better phone reception in my house with T-Mobile than I did with at&t.

I also bought a 2G microSD for the Wing to store images.

I like the note-writing ability of the stylus; although, my handwriting sucks.

My hands are small enough that I can type Word documents on the Wing. I am so glad I did not pay $600 for iPhone plus the $60 a month fee.

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I go between loving the wing and occassionally wanting to throw it out the window

With T-Mobile's unlimited internet, I'am able to skip outlook synching because I can access my workmail via webmail- I love that (i'm not sure why this feature turns me on!). The complete internet plan is much more affordable than what I had with Cingular. That said, T-Mobile's coverage and speed is not as good. But since this is a review on the Wing, I'll progress. Windows 6 is very user friendly. My previous phone that was 2 years old was lighter, but I had to consistenly pull out the owner's manual for info. With win6, if you can use windows on a PC, then you can use about 80% of this phone's features- gotta appreciate simplicity. So it's more user friendly. I love the MS office with adobe that comes pre-installed. I can really utilize docs, excell, pdfs very easily. The voice quality is neither better nor worst than before. I like the internet sharing, but if there's wifi, I will use my laptop instead of sharing. The tmobile GPRS/Edge is slower than my granny on her scooter, but at least it goes further. When using the camera, images show up awesome on this large screen, but click to take a picture and things show up yellowish-orange. My biggest gripe is the memory on the phone. I conistently get, not enough memory errors but there's no other program running. I've had to disable voice activation and many other features. It helps a bit, but not much. I added a 2gb storage card that's tiny. So if I can get 2gb of memory in a storage card for under $30, why couldn't they have increased the memory? There are too many features in this action packed phone, or pocket PC if you will, that are frustrating at times to use because of the low memory. The Windows Music player is a nice feature, altho I could do without the instant messaging (it's a phone, if I want to reach someone, I'll call). The battery life is adequate, but nothing to scream about. It looks like this phone is geared towards the young professional under 30 crowd. It's got lots of flash, but sometimes it doesn't shine too brightly. A co-worker has a Motorola Q with Verizon and is impressed with the Wing's features. So this phone is up there with the other big players. But, I just wish it had better internal memory. It's not worth the $449 list price. If you can get your hands on one for under $200, then the archaic processor might be a bit easier to deal with. But once again, if I had paid $449.00 for it, I would give it two stars. At the price I got it for, I have to give it 4! I got mine at myrateplandotcom for $49.00 with a two year contract. ***update*** I've had this phone for a few more months now and I actually am starting to like this little sucker quite a bit more. I find myself leaving my iPod at home and loading lots of music on here. I've started utilizing the note capability for everything from grocery lists to work to do lists. The calender and alarms have done wonders for helping me get more organized. I still find the processor to be annoying and T-Mobile's coverage is not the best. But all in all, I'm happy with it.

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the greates thing to ever happen to TMobile

This is the best phone i have ever had i just recently terminated my account with cingular cause they sent me through so many loops and turns i couldnt take. I think T mobile has the best and cheapest plans. the phone was a bit pricey i wanted the cingular 8525 so bad and used when my friend had it and was upset hes getting a wing as well. I absolutely love this phone nd when my two yearsis up i will be gettin the uprade.

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