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HTC HD7S Hands-on

0. phoneArena posted on 23 Mar 2011, 13:57

The "S" stands for Super LCD screen, and indeed we saw increased brightness and better viewing angles while handling the HTC HD7S at the CTIA show...

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1. Kakarotto posted on 23 Mar 2011, 14:53 2

Kickstand! Woooot!!! xD

2. HallucinatingElvis (unregistered) posted on 23 Mar 2011, 20:21 0

LOL, A Kickstand...

Wish my Inspire had a kickstand :(

3. luis_lopez_351 posted on 23 Mar 2011, 21:38 0

Slim!...I'm impressed. Windows phone 7...Disappointed

5. joe (unregistered) posted on 24 Mar 2011, 15:57 2

I don't know why considering WP7 kicks all kinds of ass, and embarrasses the ugly, unintuitive, choppy, laggy, fragmented pile of crap known as Android and matches and even surpasses iOS is many areas of usability and smoothness. It also happens to be by far the best looking mobile OS by a country mile.

It's not without some early headaches, but in a year there won't be a mobile OS as good. Whether that makes it successful, nobody knows. Consumers are sheep who will buy sh*t simply because everyone else is. How else can you explain people putting up with Android. I say this is a former Android user for 9 months.

8. KParks23 posted on 25 Mar 2011, 18:18 2

i have to agree.... this luis guy must be hating on stuff he has never used WP7 is awesome!!! WP 6&6.5 yea pretty bad

9. Rawrzellers posted on 25 Mar 2011, 21:28 0

I want to try windows 7 but there just aren't any phones that really appeal to me. That's where I think why people are hesitant to try windows 7.

4. hasgjs (unregistered) posted on 24 Mar 2011, 09:13 0

The display looks huge. I'm not sure I like it.

6. chinakidoliver.iab posted on 24 Mar 2011, 19:54 0

joe ur retarded u just dont know how to use a phone

10. M (unregistered) posted on 26 Mar 2011, 21:15 0

Of course WP7 has a more user friendly UI. Just waiting for WP7 on a LTE device with a bright 4.3" screen, dual proc and a big battery. Also want a GPS mapping program with turn by turn voice and this will be a keeper.

11. Unplug (unregistered) posted on 27 Mar 2011, 12:01 0

While you all argue about whats better ... I work for a living and productivity out weighs angry bird or some app that does some meaningless task ... Give me office 2010 on my phone I can get my job done faster, better and make more money so I can go somewhere enjoyable with people I want to be around and turn my phone off! Wait ... WP7 doesn't need an app for that ... It comes with it ... Go play angry bird Joe

13. mattyfromma (unregistered) posted on 16 Apr 2011, 17:42 0

I think WP7 is just going to get as popular as android when more of these phones hit more carriers. Sprint just got a wp7 phone and well its 50/50 some people prefer keyboards some dont, but this is only one model. Verizon doesnt have a wp right now, T-mobile has one model. Att is the only carrier that has a few different models. I have an android phone and like other people are just waiting for a model with more options. The good thing i think Microsoft is doing is controlling their OS and not letting every manufacturer out there customize the UI and make OS updates take forever.

14. MENINBLK posted on 11 May 2011, 23:20 0

Where is it already !!!!

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