HTC 7 Mozart

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Introduction

The Asian company has released its new smart phone in late October with a special attraction: Windows operating system will Phone 7. Some time that high-end smart phones of HTC is found in the mouths of all lovers of technology, especially as will be the first to market with the Windows operating system Phone 7. This software is positioned as a major coping IOS Apple and Google's Android. On this occasion we will be talking about the HTC 7 Mozart, a very complete team and promises to be a success in the market for executives and professionals. A device is surprising at first sight and that takes the applause at several points due to the excellent work done by the Asian company on them. If we talk about aesthetics, this intelligent mobile design is highlighted by a well maintained and professional. It is comfortable to the touch and all the details are very well polished. In addition, it features a minimum thickness, which makes it comfortable to carry in your pocket or purse. It is also worth mentioning that the developers have chosen to include external buttons on the front of the casing (menu, search and reverse), but no keys are made of material but off-screen touch capabilities. So far it has been reported that the device will be available only in black.

For its part, the HTC 7 Mozart is equipped with a 3.7-inch multi-touch screen that allows users to move freely. The definition of colors is great, as well as brightness and sharpness. This screen is known for excellent response speed, powered by the internal processor 1 GHz Qualcomm. At first we made mention of the Windows operating system include Phone 7. The software provides a fantastic interface and have access to traditional applications of the suite of Microsoft. Of course, this smartphone offers support users search through the web by Bing, Windows Live applications and a special entry to connect to Facebook.

The multimedia section of HTC 7 Mozart is worked dramatically, highlighting the camera with 8 megapixel sensor, which also has a Xenon flash and offers the possibility of recording videos in high definition (HD) at 720p. For its part, the media player is very complete and supports traditional forms of traditional audio and video, with special emphasis on compatibility with Windows-only multimedia extensions (WMA and WMV). Remember also that the mobile radio tuner features frequency modulated (FM). The smartphone's internal storage is 8 GB and does not provide support for memory cards.

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Other Features

The connectivity options could not miss, and as you can imagine can connect to the Internet at Wi Fi and 3G wireless, while for data transfer users will have Bluetooth 2.1 and mini USB 2.0. We should also mention the application of a GPS satellite navigation system complemented by Bing Maps service, and also the headphone jack to the media player is the traditional jack 3.5 mm. To complete the general body of this analysis, it is noteworthy that the battery is 1300 milliamps, and the duration reported is 330 minutes of talk time and 435 hours standby.

• Size: 11.9 inches high by 6.02 wide and 1.19 thick.
• Weight: 130 grams.
• Operating System: Windows Phone 7.
• Display: 3.7 inch multi-touch.
• Processor: 1 GHz Qualcomm.
• Internal Storage: 8 GB without the possibility of expansion through memory cards.
• Connectivity: 3G internet and Wi Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, Mini USB 2.0, GPS, Maps Bing.
• Multimedia player with support for traditional forms of audio and video.
• Tuner FM radio stations.
• Accelerometer.
• 8-megapixel camera with Xenon flash with autofocus and video recording in high definition at 720p.
• Support for social networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc) and email.
• 1300 milliamp battery autonomy of 330 minutes of talk time and 435 hours standby.
• External touch functions to the main menu, rewind and search.

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As mentioned in the main body of this analysis, the HTC 7 Mozart is a spectacular team and has been working to provide the best service, with special guidance to executive and professional groups. It is a smartphone that covers all aspects properly proposed and provides the ability to stay connected anywhere in the world. The introduction of the Windows operating system Phone 7 is one of the most outstanding points on this team because everyone wants to know how Microsoft will address the fight against Apple and Google in the market for smartphone software. At the end of the day, we face a powerful mobile, well-crafted, which promises much and, to the satisfaction of potential users, true.

In the previous section we mentioned that this is a very well worked and a much higher overall performance than other smartphones. However, this does not imply that they are free from faults and negative points. The first to grasp is the meanness of internal storage. While it is true that the 8 GB are not negligible, it is surprising that it can not include a memory card to expand memory capacity, especially if one considers that an executive or professional may need to move a lot of storage information linked to their work.

Moreover, the battery leaves a bit to be desired. The high-end smart phones usually have a battery of at least 1500 milliamps. The HTC 7 Mozart has 1300 milliamps, and the difference of autonomy may be felt on a computer that can generate a relatively high energy consumption. Beyond the small negative details, the HTC 7 Mozart is a spectacular team that has the potential to earn a respectable place in the market. Mobile is a complete and of excellent quality, something that it usually does the Asian company.


Conclusion

So let's summarize our opinions. The 7 Mozart is certainly one of the most fashionable WP7 devices right now, bearing HTC's usual top-notch build quality. Similarly with the software: both the OS and the HTC apps ran well on our device, which again gave evidence of HTC's phone-manufacturing skills. Of course, potential buyers should take note of the relatively smaller 3.7-inch screen to suit their needs -- you may have to peek a tad closer, but in return you get a more pocket-friendly form factor, plus the screen quality here is actually enhanced than what we saw on the HD7's 4.3-inch atrocity. Our only serious disappointment is with the average camera performance and slapdash earphones -- both typical of HTC these days, it seems.