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If you miss the copy and paste in your Windows Phone 7, stay tuned, it shouldn’t be long. The feature which appears to be ready is demoed here on developer device. As you can see, the implementation of copy and paste is slightly different here from what you seen on iOS or Android, with a tiny icon that appears on the screen to copy the highlighted word and then paste the copied item. Interesting huh?
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After numerous rumors on the net, it is now official that HTC HD7 will be unveiled by Maxis this Thursday, 24th November in KL. Those that registers has received an invitation to the event and purchase the smartphone afterward.
The smartphone is retailed at RM2399, but as usual, the phone can also be purchased with 12 and 24 months contract that priced the device to Rm1699 and RM1399 respectively. The first 30 customers will take home free Jawbone bluetooh headset worth RM428.
HTC HD7 is the first Windows Phone 7 available here in Malaysia through telco, and will only available at Maxis store nationwide on 26th November.
Windows Phone 7 begin it’s ultimate test beginning last month with it’s release on certain part of Europe last week and couple more countries such as US and Singapore this week. And if you still curious if it has sufficient apps to satisfy your desire for app, worry no more as it has now over 2000 application available for download.
Alas, 2000 is still very small what, yeah right if you compare it to iOS or Android. But if you compare it with Blackberry or even WebOS, it still considerably good number, when you consider that Windows Phone 7 is not even 1 months old. Will this number grows further?? Let’s see in a month, okay?
HTC is one of Microsoft partners that first to release few model Windows Phone 7 smartphone at Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event yesterday. For Malaysia market, HTC is bringing 2 model, HTC 7 Mozart and HTC HD7. Both smartphopne are on the higher end model comes with decent and powerful 1 Ghz Qualcomm with processor and 576 RAM. The launch of Windows Phone 7 is set to rejuvenated Microsoft mobile division and for HTC themselves, it will further strengthen their foothold on the smartphone industry.
HTC 7 Mozart resemblance the HTC design language stamped on almost their smartphone. As mentioned earlier, HTC Mozart is powered by 1GHZ Qualcomm processor, which set as minimum requirement by Microsoft. The screen size is 3.7 inch capacitive touch screen with 480×800 resolution. Apart from that, it has 576MB/512MB RAM/ROM that should sufficient to handle the OS and other process running simultaneously.
It equipped with 8 Megapixel camera with auto focus and Xenon flash capable of shooting 720p HD video recording. It support varies of multimedia type from mp3, wma as well as MP4 for recording. The battery last for 330 minutes on CDMA and 405 minutes on GSM. HTC Mozart will available by November with price rm2099
HTC HD7 on the other hand is perhaps best described as the successor to HTC HD2 which run on Windows Mobile OS. The 4.3 inch capacitive touch screen size is the first indicator and together with slim design, one can’t argue it’s it is really gorgeous phone. It run on the same processor and RAM/ROM as HTC 7 Mozart, but with bigger storage at 16GB compared 8 GB for the later. The camera though is little bit disappointing with only 5 megapixel with the same flash and HD capability. Everything else is almost the same one. But unlike HTC Mozart which will available from retailers, HTC HD7 will available exclusively at Maxis for 4 weeks with price tag RM2399.
Press Release
HTC GOES BIG WITH MICROSOFT; LAUNCHING NEW WINDOWS PHONE 7 SMARTPHONES
HTC brings its trademark innovation and design to a fresh, new Windows Phone 7 portfolio – HTC 7 Mozart and HTC HD7
MALAYSIA – October 13, 2010 – HTC Corporation, a global designer of smartphones and long‐time Microsoft partner, today launched in Malaysia two new Windows Phone 7 smartphones: HTC 7 Mozart and HTC HD7. This strong and diverse family of phones features Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 7 platform and embodies the stand‐out design and innovation for which HTC has come to be known. Each new phone includes a variety of cutting‐edge technologies and a series of unique HTC applications that can be accessed through the new HTC Hub that complements the Windows Phone 7 Hub and Tile experience.
“Windows Phone 7 is an entirely fresh mobile experience, on which HTC is excited to be going big. We see tremendous customer opportunities with the integration of Microsoft’s most popular services like Xbox LIVE and Zune,” said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC Corporation. “The value Microsoft is bringing to mobile customers in Asia sets a new benchmark for the industry. HTC will be introducing two new HTC Windows Phone 7 smartphones at launch to support our customers with a broad variety of choice.”
“HTC has been a partner with Microsoft since we launched our first phones nearly a decade ago, and we couldn’t be more excited to continue this journey with the launch of Windows Phone 7,” said Andy Lees, President of the Mobile Communications Business at Microsoft. “Windows Phone 7 characterizes a new direction for Microsoft and its partners, and HTC is stepping up to support this in a significant way by bringing five new Windows Phones to market.”
Windows Phone 7
Windows Phone 7 has been carefully crafted to help people get more done in fewer steps with a unique Hub and Tile interface. The Windows Phone 7 Hubs offer quick and easy access to a person’s latest and most valuable information and include People, Pictures, Games, Music & Video, Office and Marketplace content.
HTC Windows Phone 7 portfolio
HTC has brought its innovative design and creativity to its new Windows Phone 7 smartphone portfolio by embracing distinctive materials and unique design elements while providing an exciting set of cutting‐edge features and technologies. With the new HTC Hub, HTC is providing an exclusive series of applications and -utilities that include a new weather and stocks application and a new photo enhancer that enables a person to apply special effects before sharing photos with friends.
HTC 7 Mozart
Crafted from a single piece of anodized aluminum, the HTC 7 Mozart feels great in the hand and takes HTC’s unibody design aesthetic to the next level. The slim, solid and smart HTC 7 Mozart sounds as good as it looks and integrates SRS WOW HD™ and other astounding sound effects for high‐fidelity, virtual surround ound.
HTC HD7 owners can enjoy their favorite videos and movies in cinematic‐style thanks to the large 4.3” high‐resolution screen, while its kickstand allows them to sit back and enjoy the action handsfree.
The two new HTC smartphones will be available in Malaysia from November:
• HTC HD7 will be available exclusively at all Maxis Centres nationwide and at selected Maxis Exclusive Partners at subsidized prices. Suggested retail price will be RM2,399*.
• HTC 7 Mozart will be available at all authorized resellers at a suggested retail price of
RM2,099*.
At MIX 10 event ended last week, Microsoft has released and showcased many features and information about the upcoming Windows Phone 7 Series smartphone that many think Microsoft can’t come up with. You have seen how cool and pretty iPhone or Android smart phone are, but Windows Phone 7 series is on par if not better on certain things.
With so much great stuff and 3 smartphone prototypes in display, it almost made me think that this phone is almost ready for mass production in 4-5 months. Yes, I wish it to come sooner, but that’s not just going to happen soon. It has has long way to go before this phone hit the street scheduled end of this year.
What is Windows Phone 7 anyway? That’s one ‘tough’ question. Lucky us, that Engadget has created Windows Phone 7 Series complete guide, sort of post that you’d love to read if you eager to knows more about this phone, like I do. It’s rather long and ‘living’ post, meaning that it will get updated as the new things coming in.
I’ve been reading it couple of times (warning : lots of technical jargon), but you know, it’s kinda hard to summarize it on one short post. And plus the source from other articles that I read before, I’m quite lucky to come out with my own version of “idiot guide to Windows Phone 7 Series” . Don’t take this as definitive guide though, sometime, the longer the better.
It’s just piece of my understanding about this great phone, that you can refer to, in case interviewer at any job interview or some cute babes asking you, do you know what is “Windows Phone 7 Series”
