Windows Phone 7 handsets: spec comparison

Having trouble keeping track of all the new Windows Phone 7 handsets today? We don't blame you -- even we had trouble remembering all the minor differences between the similarly specced devices. To end our frustration, we've compiled a big chart that lists out the carriers and specs for all 10 devices (with a couple extra MIA) to make our lives a tad easier -- head on pass the break if you need the peace of mind.
7 Mozart: Orange (France and UK), Deutsche Telekom, Telstra (Australia)
7 Surround: AT&T
7 Pro: Sprint
7 Trophy: SFR (France), Vodafone (Australia, Germany, Spain and UK)
HD7: T-Mobile (US), O2 (UK and Germany), Movistar (Spain), SingTel (Singapore)

Optimus 7: Telus (Canada), América Móvil (Mexico), Movistar (Spain), Vodafone (Germany, Italy, Spain and UK), SingTel (Singapore)
Quantum / Optimus 7Q: AT&T (US), Telstra (Australia)



Focus: AT&T (US)
Omnia 7: Orange (France and UK), SFR (France), Movistar (Spain), Deutsch Telekom

Oh, and we haven't forgotten the elusive ASUS handset:



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Zune 4.7 in cahoots with Windows Phone 7, caught on camera

So, you can go and nab Zune 4.7 right this minute. Also, Microsoft is showing off Windows Phone 7 right now behind semi-closed doors (sorry, public). Can we bring these two beautiful stories together? Turns out we can, and we did. Now, if you've ever used a Zune before, this isn't going to be that revelatory of an experience, but there are enough minor tweaks and one major one (the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace) that we thought were worth a quick video walkthrough. Find it after the break. Don't be a square!

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My Samsung Omnia i900 Review

I finally have my Samsung Omnia i900 last november 2008 however have my downtimes at times, it is a very cool phone and I would say one of the best phones of 2008. It is very innovative however just like any other smart phones it is far from perfect.... It runs on windows Mobile 6.1 and as to say it really fits this new phone and added more mobile and personal computing technology to the handheld.

The Phone Features of the Omnia are just perfect

*Avaialble in both 8gb and 16gb
*A full touch Display
*A Nav Key
*Phone Button
*An accelerometer ( What it does? well if you are fond of using the phone like a htc or other pda phones just flip it sideways and the screen will immediately shift to a landscape view )
*The display are huge enough for our fingers to tap the screen for the numbers and letters we type
* A Phone Organizer
* A Video Player ( what's cool? the video player uses the divx codec which means it can play high res avi movies and that is just perfect )
* MP3 Player
* Radio
*Since it is a windows mobile phone, the package comes with Office mobile Edition, an Acrobat reader for pdf files and of course the Windows media Player ( But I prefer to use the omnia's touch player for my multimedia files)
* The Camera Comes with 5 megapixel image capture
* A GPS system which is easy to use and uses the latest updates from google maps

In sense so far this the samsung omnia is the best phone that I ever had, till this time samsung omnia is still the best phone in the market