The AT&T Tilt’s spring-loaded screen feels slightly sturdier than the screen on theT-Mobile Wing, another HTC slider phone of similar size.

Washingtonpost Reviewed AT&T Tilt and gave out “The carbon-gray Tilt has multiple design points–both positive and negative–worth noting. On the negative side, the array of buttons beneath the Tilt’s screen have a shiny metallic veneer that makes the button labels difficult to see; the etchings are faint, and the colors are too muted to stand out against the sheen. Also, the shiny buttons pick up fingerprints all too easily, much like the shiny back plate of an iPod. On the positive side, once you figure out which buttons are which, they provide convenient dedicated controls and shortcuts to key functions, including Send/End, OK, Mail, Internet Explorer, and the Windows Mobile Start menu.”
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