T-Mobile Wing

Rubberized, square keypad lets you type quickly despite being tiny. Wi-Fi and EDGE connectivity ensures Internet access almost anywhere. 2.3-inch wide body fits neatly into purse or pant pocket. Battery lasts for a solid six days

Painfully long delays navigating through menu. Interface sometimes looks messy and disorganized. Touchscreen commands respond slowly when running multiple apps. Stylus location on bottom left not handy for most users

Clean design. Good reception. Very bright touch screen. Works over Wi-Fi or EDGE.

Same slow processor as the MDA.

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Touch screen display Roomy, slide-out keyboard

Some buttons are poorly designed Limited integrated storage

For $300, the T-Mobile Wing is a reasonable value, given the phone's versatile functionality, stellar call quality, and excellent battery life. My greatest concerns about the phone involve its limited on-board storage and its poorly constructed...

For £329, the T-Mobile Wing is a reasonable value, given the phone's versatile functionality, stellar call quality and excellent battery life. We don't yet know how much the iPhone will cost in the UK, but at $499 in the US it is a lot more expensive...

The T-Mobile Wing smart phone runs Windows Mobile 6 Professional Edition and has integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. It sports a revamped design with a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard, and it offers a 2-megapixel camera and good call quality.

The Wing is on the heavier side and is sometimes sluggish when numerous apps are in use. Without the backing of a 3G network, Web browsing and data speeds are on the slower side when compared with the competition.

With the addition of Windows Mobile 6, the T-Mobile Wing adds a powerful smart phone to the carrier's lineup; however, performance falls a bit short of the competition.

The T-Mobile Wing (codenamed T-Mobile Atlas, henceforth just ?Wing?) is another slider from HTC, meaning that it has a standard 240×320 screen, a few buttons beneath it, and a sliding keyboard. It?s a Windows Mobile 6 Professional-edition device,...

Great look and feel, Windows Mobile 6, Nice keyboard, Thinner than the MDA

Processor and Memory, EDGE only

Datawise, both the Wing and the MDA are also the same: EDGE and WiFi. This is also disappointing, but expected, as both are designed for T-Mobile's network. T-Mobile has purchased the necessary bandwidth the move to 3G, but when they actually plan to...

What it comes down to is if you're not expecting to do a lot of text entry with your phone, then take a look at some of T-Mobile's other options