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June 09, 2008

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vagrant

Actually, it should work fine in Japan. The thing is, unless AT&T allows you to unlock the phone, so you could use different carrier SIM cards, you're stuck using AT&T and whatever their rates are for International voice/data.

My HTC/AT&T Tilt works fine in Japan using my AT&T SIM card or the Softbank SIM rental card. The freq's are the same (I think), so you're good to go...sort of. (There are pro's/cons)

I don't quite understand how this is an "upgrade" with tech that was available a year ago. Those that did wait to get this phone are the fortunate ones.

The Xperia X1 keeps looking better and better, but my Tilt is still working fine.

Rabido

Yah the Japanese keyboard is a nice feature. It'll be interesting to see how multi-touch holds up to Japanese word entry.

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