HTC 7 Trophy in the flesh!

@miguel – just keep in mind WP7 (the OS) is still in its infancy so there would be more things to polish off comparing it with Android or iOS. i suggest try to also refer to other reviews of the OS. I think it is safe to say the hardware part is well taken cared of by HTC, LG or Samsung. What’s left is to basically try and find out if the OS will be a good match to the functionality you want in a mobile phone.

the only things thats gonna lack this htc w7’s editions is the htc sense…i think.and w7 not yet fully furnish..like android that keeps upgrading but now i think android froyo is stable.

Guess ill be getting the mozart then. Was supposed to get the trophy because of its specs, im expecting it to be cheaper

Fragmentation is ok for choice as you said. But it is not good for app developers hence the number of very high quality apps and especially games are low. Dungeon defenders for example. You need to get a new android phone with Tegra 2 to play it because as the dev said, is not made on the current gen hardware. Comparing it to iOS, all current gen iphones can play it

my suggestion is for all you who are interested to check out other in depth reviews of the OS itself and not be bowled over by the hardware. yes it looks sleek and sexy but at the end of the day, you would want a phone that would fit perfectly to your wants and needs.
@slighmd – you need to read up on android, your so called fragmentation and how it’s actually about choices.
@negrita – whom did android copy its OS from actually? i guess you know more than we do right?

I prefer the Mozart actually(I’m a sucker for aluminum phones)

BTW CMK listed the Mozart as coming soon. I’m hyped! :-D

im liking this wp7, pero i have android na kasi. baka next year na lang siguro.

idol. andrew e pa ung nasa playlist. haha

Looks promising. Can’t wait to test it out and see how it fares among the competition.

@yuyu

Me too :)

No WP7 for me, played with it, no active sync, no cut and paste, few apps, did not allow HTC Sense on it tsk tsk tsk, IMHO

@Caloy, third party applications will have pseudo multitasking capabilities.

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/microsoft/can-windows-phone-7-multitask-and-other-microsoft-mobile-questions-and-answers/5565

is it true that Windows 7 for mobiles isn’t equipped to handle multitasking? And is it a dealbreaker? @YuYu I hear you, I’ve been holding off buying an Android for so long that I’m having trouble deciding between this and Android now that this phone is on the horizon.

@sir Yuga I know it’s been done to death but I’m sure some of us are looking for a perspective closer to home: How about a Windows 7 phone vs. Android 2.2 vs. IOS 4 showdown? Thanks!

One thing i dont like about android is fragmentation. Recieving Updates are also below average. Havibg a nexus one, i already got froyo when it was released. And it is only now that the galaxy s phones are recieving it, while the x10 will never get it, maybe.
What i like about wp7, xbox live is the main selling point for me. Then MS office, minimal fragmentation, interface is not a copy of ios, etc

OMG i want a windows phone really badly! I’m ditching my nexus one. I hope it will be available in the gray market this month. Any idea on pricing here in the philippines re this phone or other windows phones?

i want this.

‘been holding out for so long w/ android, i’ve finally decided that i’m skipping it and will go w/ WP7 all the way!

hope its not too pricey!

@yuga, will you let us know how much is it gonna be in singapore?