AT&T 8525

If checking e-mail or surfing the Web is sluggish on your aging cell phone, the Cingular 8525--the first PDA phone that's compatible with Cingular's fledgling high-speed HSDPA network--might be the answer to your prayers. For the most part, the 8525...

So, Cingular's finally announced their 8525 -- what a relief. As we suspected, it'll set you back $399 (with two year contract -- sorry, no price yet listed with 1 year or no contract) when it launches November 16th but LAPTOP has the first official ...

Slide the screen to the side and rotate the 8525 to use its QWERTY keyboard, which isn't great, but it'll get the job done. The keys are close together, like the 8125's, but they're also oddly smaller than its predecessor. Thankfully, the keypad lights...

The Cingular 8525, based on the HTC Hermes/TyTN, is the subject of our latest review. This Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC supports 3 HSDPA/UMTS bands and 4 GSM/EDGE bands. It doesn't lack any connectivity, that's for sure.

They broke the mold when they created "TopTenREVIEWS Gold Award" winning smart phone the AT&T 8525. No seriously, weighing in at 6.21 ounces this phone is the heaviest phone we reviewed, but what do you expect from a cellular phone that has a huge 2.8...

After around three months of waiting, based on China Taiwan Province HTC HTC designed model Hermes (Hermes in Greek mythology, which, for the gods are in charge of communication and commercial, roads, science, invention, eloquence, and fortunately God,...

The Cingular 8525 Pocket PC Phone with a keyboard, built-in Wi-Fi b / g wireless and 3G mobile phones. This is a variation of the HTC Hermes. It is also sold under the brand name as the HTC TyTN, and in Europe, T-Mobile MDA Vario II, under another...

Dominates the face of the AT&T 8525 and displays 65,536 colors at a resolution of 320x240 pixels. It comes with a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, and Wi-Fi (802.11b/g).The phone came with Windows Mobile 5 installed but HTC's website has a free...

I bought this phone refurbished and I am very happy with it. The screen size is great, the weight is bearable, the qwerty keyboard has a decent size and is easy to use. The phone came with Windows Mobile 5 installed but HTC's website has a free upgrade...

Most of the PDA user experience is based on software, instead of hardware, but I'll try to focus on this hardware device instead of the Windows Mobile operating system. The phone feels great in the hand, but it seems a little too thick when you put ...