Excerpt: The screen that just keeps on going meets the OS that refuses to fit on a single display. Yes, Microsoft's Windows Phone 7, like Windows Mobile 6.5 and Android before it,...
Pros: Giant 4.3-inch display makes everything easier, Windows Phone 7 runs like well oiled machine, Great ergonomics
Cons: Questionable build quality, Poor viewing angles, contrast, color reproduction, Small battery for its size
Conclusion: Because of Microsoft's stringent minimum specifications for OEMs and 'standardisation' of the platform, each Windows Phone 7 handset is going to offer a very similar OS
Summary: The HD7 is without a doubt one of my choice devices. If I were to do it again, it would be a tough decision between this device or the myTouch 4G .
Pros: Decent battery life; thin; very large and responsive display; good build quality; kickstand; feels great in the hand; decent camera, dual LED flash helps in low-light ...
Cons: Windows Phone 7 is still has an extensive setup process; display looks a little washed out when compared to other devices; lagginess (specific to launching third-party...
Excerpt: The HTC HD7 is the first Windows Phone 7 smartphone to be released on T-Mobile in the U.S.A. and it’s the successor to last spring’s HTC HD2 .
Pros: + Large 4.3″ screen
Cons: - Windows Phone 7 still lacks key features like fast app switching, copy/paste, and tethering/router support
Excerpt: A few days ago, this was going to be a very different review. Before February 11th, Microsoft seemed to be pouring money into an endless vat of untapped potential.
Conclusion: If you are eager to try out a Windows 7 smartphone, the HTC HD7 isn't at all a bad place to start. Sure, the phone is far from being perfect, but it has some really great...