Microsoft may have the smallest market share since Android, RIM and IOS, but that does not have the latest crop of Windows 7 Phone phones are completely false. They only accommodate a certain type userthe diehard Microsoft maniac. Unlike Android, which is able to run different interface architectures such as HTC and Motorola Sense MOTOBLUR, chairs Windows 7 Phone family in a uniform interface experienceanimated hubs. If you are hooked on the Windows Live ecosystem, own a Zune or Xbox, or existed only on PC my whole life, you'll want to cheque out our Top 5 Windows 7 Phone handsets countdown. Death Was the iPhone parade legit? Are these really the phones to save us from our phones? Let's find out. # 5 HTC ArriveSprint highly anticipated Windows 7 Phone phone similar to LG's Quantum with slide-out QWERTY keyboard. But this keyboard angles up for ergonomic practice.
Now you can call me a page view, troll, since I know that, over the headline will jump my numbers into the millions.
The phone also packs in a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and the ability to shoot 720p HD video.
Yes, everyone needs to know that Microsoft is releasing a major update to Windows 7 Phone.
Although the camera quality was not up to snuff, exhibited HTC Arrive great call quality and battery life.
I guess this is the dozen or so users to flock to their browsers to find out more.
And then, of course, it is the love-it-or-hate-it Windows 7 OS Phone with some hubs to compress all of our social, entertainment and productivity drives in separate stations.
Hi-yo! Then I met the news run down sheets after storey after story about the update to Windows 7 Phone.
The HTC Arrival (Full Review) is a great all-around phone, but let's see what else is on the list.
Apparently, some PR person was able to do its job well (I guess her in this formula), and lots of news, blogs and other outlets picked up on this important information, and are now parroting it to the public.
# 4 Samsung FocusThe first AT&T-unit was Samsung Focus (Full Review), and it is the easiest.
Apple does not even make this kind of announcement and push it.
You will not find any trick slide-out QWERTY or other tech-friendly delights you read about in the following sections.
So where was the PR department when Microsoft tried to sell the new phone OS? It's pretty pathetic when your only good news is a software update.
Instead, Samsung Focuses on form factor and a sexy 4-inch AMOLED screen Super, which makes the phone display the best of this lot.
What else is Microsoft doing? Let me look at the rundown.
Microsoft Office integration, Hotmail, Windows Live accounts, and everything else that stems from Master Gates'mastermind is all part of the package too. # 3 HTC SurroundThe definitive black sheep of the bunch is the HTC Surround (Full Review) for AT&Take the phone that slides, but in no way have you ever seen before. Rather than reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, HTC Surround succeed in Baring a slide-out speakers with Dolby Mobile and SRS sound enhancements. Shazam! We had such a blast with Surround that we continued to be significantly removed from our local mall to dance to music on the speaker system. HTC Surround is LOUD! The phone also features a 3.8-inch WVGA display and 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video. Toss in superior call quality to all the other phones, and an impressive battery life, and HTC Surround is one of the more rockin 'Windows 7 Phone phones out there. 123 Party! # 2 HTC HD7T-Mobile's only crack at Windows 7 Phone ecosystem is quite kind.
I am also seeing the use of the new buzz-word of the month: personal cloud.
Picking up where it left off of HD2 HTC, HTC HD7 flaunts a massive 4.3-inch screen with 16 million colors, Dolby Mobile sound, and a tripod. A 5-megapixel camera with 720p and dual LED flash leeches on the back of the phone, and we get 16 GB embedded NAND flash memory to store all those videos. HTC HD7 is Microsoft's answer to HTC and Motorola EVO 4G Droid X, but it lacks a few features that the other giants have, as HDMI, Android Market, Android OS. But it is a Windows Phone 7 phone and that HTC did a nice job with the HTC HD7. # 1 LG QuantumIn our extensive experience, we see a Whitman's Sampler of phones. Some are absolute rubbish, and a few are top-notch examples of what a phone should be. LG has entered the smart phone arena with some of the best designed phones on the market, and LG Quantum of AT&T is one of them. Our # 1 Windows 7 Phone phone finds its way to the top because of its quality design and overall versatility.
When I was a personal cloud was looming stench you smell around someone who exaggerated the patchouli oil.
The LG Quantum (Full Review) can not have bells or whistles Surround HTC HTC HD7, but it is the most robust Windows 7 Phone phone in our eyes.
Hi-yo! Now, apparently, Microsoft, among other things, is to promote the idea of \u200b\u200ba personal cloud, which I guess is a hard disc in the sky that can be used here and there as needed.
Some people use the capacity of their Gmail letterbox for the same.
I'm sure someone with a free Gmail account, a free Hotmail account and a free Yahoo account has more than enough line capacity to take care of these cloud needs.
Add to that a free WordPress.com and Blogger.com accounts, and you can store all sorts of things within these structures.
It is more than a couple of photo service where you can back up photos as well.
Ok, so here's a product idea for some enterprising entrepreneur.
I would do it if I could.
The cool little quick (Nimble.com) product that centralizes all your social media has little to do this, but not with the personal cloud in mind.
Design a programme that takes the whole sky-all e-mail, photos, and anything else you store online and create a virtual hard drive to make it look like a local drive.
You can store and retrieve the same way as you would from the C: Drive, but it would all be virtualised and the data would be sent to-and-forth of various cloud services, which would all now works as mere storage via various mechanisms, such as storage files as e-mail attachments.
The cost will be the basic price of the software package rather than a ridiculous, recurring monthly fee.
Some small businesses will buy into this Malarkey, but the isolated user generally will not. But I think Microsoft is getting used to these small audiences for some of their less stellar ideas. After all, it is to spend big money to promote an easy upgrade for Windows 7 phone, right? It might as well do to have a small audience an enduring theme. MSFT Cloud ... Phone meeting 7.More John C. Dvorak: • The Worst Spam Filter • Stop the Presses! Windows 7 Phone Update! • The government wants to control the App Market • What is WebOS, anyway? • Stop AT&T Merger • moreGo off-topic with John C. Dvorak.
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