At the top of HTC’s hill, with its nicely fitted crown, is the successor to the HD2 in more ways than one: the HD7. Featuring Microsoft’s mobile Operating System, Windows Phone 7, the HD7 features some of the same specifications as its previous iteration, which launched in the United States in a coupe of different models, but the differences in the mobile OS and its functionality make the device have a fresh breath of new life.
As you could have guessed from the name, T-Mobile has just announced that the HTC HD7 will be heading to the Magenta network by the mid-weeks of November. We already know the device will be heading to Europe in October, so those in the United States will have to wait a bit longer. And, T-Mobile is happy to announce that, along with the Dell Venue, the HTC HD7 is an exclusive handset to bring Windows Phone 7 to the network in time for the holiday shopping sprees.
HTC has announced its range of Windows Phone 7 smartphones, with models set to debut in Europe on October 21 and in the US on November 7. The HTC 7 Mozart, HTC 7 Trophy and HTC HD7 will all launch in the UK as carrier exclusives, while the HTC 7 Surround will be an AT&T exclusive in the US. Meanwhile a fifth device, the HTC 7 Pro, will arrive in Europe later in 2010 complete with a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard and broad network availability . More details after the cut.
The early "announcements" just won't stop coming, it seems. It looks like someone at O2 couldn't keep the lid on the news any longer, and has launched a section of the site that details the HTC HD7, which will launch on the carrier later this month (in ten days). As we've come to expect, the device will feature Microsoft's upcoming mobile Operating System, Windows Phone 7, and bring a huge screen along for the ride.
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There are only hours to go until Microsoft spill the beans officially on Windows Phone 7, but that doesn't mean there isn't still time for a quick preview of what devices will be on offer. TmoNews has scored a couple of shots of the HTC Schubert - believed to be the device that will launch as the HTC HD7 - and as you can see it's branded T-Mobile.
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Earlier this morning, design images of the HTC HD7 and HTC Trophy broke cover. While we've all been waiting to see some live shots of the device since the first bits of information began to leak about the device, we've had to, up until now, sit on our hands in something like patience. But now all that waiting has come to an end, as the first live images of the HD7/3 have come to the Internet.
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