UWV: I recommend it for: those who prefer a physical keyboard to touchscreen-only, need their phone calls to be nice and loud, want a new OS experience, and for smartphone novices that are just learning the ropes.
I don’t recommend it for: international travelers, screen display enthusiasts who like the best possible screen resolution, anyone who wants to have 4G-capable phone, or those who prefer the lightest phone with the largest screen.
Engadget - Though it was teased late last year -- on the same day that HTC announced its very first Windows Phone 7 devices, in fact -- the company's QWERTY-packing 7 Pro has taken its sweet time to make it to American airwaves; in the process, it's gone through a name change and picked up the first big platform update from Microsoft.
The first Windows Phone 7 device for Sprint has arrived and appropriately it's called the HTC Arrive. You'll find all the details in this review, all the pros and cons, so you can decide if the HTC Arrive is worth considering.
Windows Phone 7 HTC Arrive is now available from Sprint for $200. The handset is really the same HTC 7 Pro recently released but renamed it for Sprint as HTC Arrive. The price $200 is after rebate when you buy it customary two-year contract.
Yet Another HTC phone, bt this time with WP7? Why? are they leave Android aside ??
HTC should make for both OS ( Android and WP7). The WP7 is growing fast, so more devices is needed.
