AT&T's new flagship looks like an 8525 with upgraded features like Windows Mobile 6 Professional, built-in GPS and a 3 MP auto-focus camera, but it packs a secret jaw dropper. Once you slide the screen open, you can tilt it up toward you so it's easier to see and type on.
You can check out our tour of the Tilt here:
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