Review of HTC's Windows 7 Phone Mozart

Image via CrunchBaseWe have a chance to try one of the candidates Windows 7 Phone embedded in HTC smartphone 7 Mozart. Check out our preview!

Soon, we will be officially coming smartphone based on Windows Phone 7 (WP7), Microsoft's mobile operating system that became challenger Android platform earlier start stealing and liked a lot of people.

Judging from its own smartphone, the HTC smartphone 7 Mozart look like touch screen 3.7-inch display with a resolution of 480x800 pixels. Kitchen spur this GSM smartphone using QSD Qualcomm 8250 processor speed 1GHz, 576MB memory and 8GB of internal storage. Unfortunately, only the internal memory is where your data resides because Mozart did not provide a slot for external storage / supplemental. Forced to move the data must be done via GPRS, 3G, wireless, or connecting to a computer via USB Mozart.

The term "Mozart" in this gadget was indeed intended to highlight the efficacy of technology-based audio system SRS WoW HD. Mozart is designed for those who need a gadget with quality audio and surround music that is more stable than the general mobile devices. Although this feature is interesting but we still doubt its effectiveness since users rarely utilize the power of audio on their mobile products even when playing the video for example. Oh yes, Mozart also has the ability to record HD video (720p) as well as play video format 3gp, mp4, mbr, and wmv.


Image via CrunchBaseMozart also support the hobby of photography by offering the ability to 8-megapixel sensor and additional flash Xenon flash. Blitz type Xenon lighting ability is stronger than conventional flash commonly used ordinary camera phone. In aesthetics, Mozart which has dimensions of approximately 119x60x12 mm it became debutant HTC with WP7 is quite interesting.

Now we turn to WP7 operating system that regulates all activities in this smartphone weighs 130 grams. Compared with previous versions, the interface WP7 may not offer something that is horrendous, even the appearance of the main gallery looks so monotonous. Here the main menu (phone, people, messaging, and others) appear in the layout of the boxes could be replaced as the wearer desires. More complete menu is also available the right side by sliding the screen to the left. Still feels "normal" but Microsoft seems to want to make more comfortable WP7 accessible so that the layout was made practically no ornamentation / icon that is too lively.
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The process of animation or movement between menus and applications in WP7 should we raise the thumb, everything feels light even though we open many windows to activate a variety of applications. If the internal applications that are available in the gadget is not enough then Microsoft also has provided a "virtual store" Marketplace where you can download both applications for free until paid.

Oh yes, we recommend you have a Windows Live account since every activity that is connected to a Microsoft network it will ask you to authorize a Windows Live account. Make it (for free) at www.live.com site if it does not exist.

We acknowledge the response and the convenience of a touchscreen in WP7 relatively smooth, similar to Apple's iPhone. Just so you know, to ensure WP7 goes well, Microsoft doing tests on thousands of smartphones and a variety of available networks. Delays WP7 many times seemed to be Microsoft's attempt to bring the mobile system that is really stable, reliable, and compatible to many mobile processors.

More complete review of the HTC seven Mozart will also be based WP7 we going to present in the print edition December 2010. Look forward to it!