Group Test: Windows Phone 7

STEPHEN FRY MAY HAVE BEEN SEDUCED BY Windows Phone 7, but ultimately the operating system's success will depend upon the quality of the handsets. Built for pleasure as well as business they all have Xbox Live connectivity, Zune music players, at least a five-megapixel camera and the ability to edit Office documents. A good start…

 

 

Best: Web browser
HTC HD7
£380
Love: Large, responsive screen. Good camera
Hate: Tricky lock button. Short battery life. A little too large for some
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Best: Camera
HTC 7 Mozart
£399
Love: Best camera on test. Stylish unibody design
Hate: Short battery life. Slight lag apparent when taking photos
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Best: Overall
LG Optimus 7
£499
Love: Extra media features really help make this phone a cut above
Hate: Metallic design feels a little over-engineered
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Best: Touchscreen
Samsung Omnia
£499
Love: Super AMOLED screen. Long battery life. Accurate touchscreen
Hate: Design doesn't live up to the higher price tag
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Best: Value
HTC 7 Trophy
£399
Love: Solid, practical and affordable
Hate: Plastic build and dull overall design. No standout features
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Posted by Gareth Beavis

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