Pocket Lint - The HTC 7 Mozart is going to be half of Orange’s offering for Windows Phone 7 in the UK. It is an exclusive handset, so if you want the particular features that this phone offers, you’ll have to do it via Orange. The other Orange handset is the Samsung Omnia 7. We’ve seen the HTC 7 Mozart before, but only briefly at a group preview behind closed doors, and we decided to wait until we’d had the phone in our hands for longer than 10 seconds before passing any sort of judgement.
Pocket-Lint - Encased in a single piece of metal, the HTC 7 Mozart is tough sculptured and well built. Like the company’s Legend, and Desire handsets, this is a phone that meets the company’s mantra of “hidden strength” and aside from two plastic elements top and bottom it’s an all-metal affair.
Life in the Fast Lane: This phone arrives with 8GB of storage space, which for most is not enough.
The good news is that the storage is managed by an 8GB SanDisk Micro SD Class 4 removable card
The not so good news is that the card is buried under a few layers that have to be carefully removed to get at it.
