Why can't we get this? :(
 

http://www.htc.com/product/03-product_tytn_II.htm

Jeez, that thing looks awesome. Makes the Mogul look like junk.

Noob question, but who has HSDPA? Is that GSM?

Yes HSDPA is the 3G of GSM... I think its technically called 2.5G...
T-mobile will after the gov gets out of that spectrum...
and Att is soon to have it or does in some areas?
Its still slower IN THE REAL WORLD than EVDO... But from a technical point its way faster than EVDO, it can do like 7.2mbps or something to that effect (theoretically)

I just love the flip up screen and the 128MB of RAM. I think if the Mogul had that, there wouldn't be much complaining. :D

If my carrier gets those anytime soon, I'm going to be pissed! Unless of course they swap out my 6800 for one at no extra charge :)

I donno I think the mogul looks better. And what... this thing flips out a little? AMAZING ;P

ive had my eye on this baby for a while.

all you guys gotta say is.. "yes you can buy that off ebay", "yes you can use that on an american GSM network"

and i'll ditch sprint for it.
also, would this be a good future proofing phone for hsdpa?

edit2: according to at&t's coverage map, my house is "blue" for 3g network access here in memphis. does this mean i could get high speed internet on this phone?

I'm pretty sure HSDPA is indeed a 3G band. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Sp..._Packet_Access )

I've used an HSDPA AT&T PCMCIA cell card and consistently got ~4 Mbits down and 700 kbits up. With EVDO (not rev A) on Verizon I average around 1.1 Mbits down and ~110 kbits up. I'm in the metro Detroit area so I'm sure it'll depend on what coverage you have.

Yeah, 2.5G is EDGE, which I've had before. It peaks at about 115kbps. lol

What do you mean why can't we get this? I've been using that phone for 3 weeks now.. If you're talking about it been available for carriers I think AT&T is coming out with it soon.. its called the AT&T 8925/tilt..

The 8925 may well be my next phone. Nothing coming out in the foreseeable future from Sprint is a noticable improvement over my Apache (the Touch is at least different, better in some ways, worse in others, but the Mogul is just an anorexic Apache with annoying limitations), and who knows if we'll even see any WM devices for Sprint's forthcoming WiMax network. So AT&T, with HSPDA and the ability to use pretty much any GSM phone (Expansys is your buddy), it starting to look more appealing. Now if only they'd confirm that they've finally rolled out HSDPA here in Denver (we were the LAST major metro area to get the upgrade, supposedly this summer, but the coverage maps haven't been updated since May).

And while the tilt may seem like a gimmick feature, it makes a HUGE difference when you're watching videos.