Htc 7 Mozart Phones Make You Enjoy Superb Audio Experience

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Even though there were plenty of Windows mobile phones that were announced late in October, only very few have made it into the actual market and the
HTC 7 Mozart is certainly one of them. Windows Phone 7 is the latest operating system for mobile phones from Microsoft and it has replaced the ageing Windows Mobile operating system. Even though it is a revolutionary in every sense, there are not enough mobile phones that are running on the platform to make it a worthy contender for the Android operating system. The HTC 7 Mozart, however, is probably the one Windows Phone that is capable of running fast and better.

Even though the phone has two attributes that make it incredibly fast, the features that stand out are the 3.7 inch touch screen display that might seem to be strictly taken off from the HTC Desire, which is the incredibly popular Android phone from HTC. In fact, all the features suggest that it is the case, but HTC has a point in arguing that it is one of the best touch screen phones till date and there is no harm ...
... in using it in other phones as well. The internal memory of the phone is slightly down at 8 GB considering that this phone is being marketed as a musical phone, with plenty of options for the music lovers like Dolby mobile and SRS surround sound. However, if you are about to offer a musical phone, one of the most important criteria is the presence of large amounts of memory and the HTC 7 Mozart seriously lacks in this department. Also, you cannot use additional memory cards to improve the memory and it really is a pain that does not go away.

However, with time, you will learn to adjust to the 8 GB of memory, which can hold up to 3000 odd songs. Once you get past the memory aspect of the phone, you tend to look forward into the path of the positives and that is certainly what you get with the fantastic eight megapixel camera that is almost comparable with exclusive camera phones like the Nokia N8. It is a camera that has xenon flash as its primary weapon against other camera phones and there is also the 720 p HD video recording, which is more than standard these days. Even though it is slightly lesser than the 12 megapixel camera that the Nokia N8 has in its arsenal, it is certainly not something that you will lose your sleep for. The camera quality is perfectly acceptable if not better.

The phone was announced in October and was immediately launched unlike many Windows Phones. The phone currently is available under contracts from the Orange network in both SIM free and contract options. Under the SIM free option, the HTC 7 Mozart is available for just under £400. Under the contract option, you can choose anywhere between 18 months and 24 months contract, and it will set you back by £ 25 a month. Also it is recommended to have a closer look at best phone offers before making a decision.