Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Telstra joins with HTC and Microsoft to launch the HTC HD7 smartphone

Telstra joins with HTC and Microsoft to launch the HTC HD7 smartphone Telstra joins with HTC and Microsoft to launch the HTC HD7 smartphone

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Telstra today joined with HTC Corporation and Microsoft to launch the HTC HD7 smartphone – the latest Windows Phone 7  to arrive in Australia, which will be available from March 29 exclusively on the Telstra Next G network.

The HTC HD7 embodies a stand?out design with a large 4.3” high-resolution screen and flipout kickstand for an epic viewing experience. The handset is perfect for customers looking for the ultimate multimedia experience, from interactive gaming to the 720p HD camcorder that allows high definition capture and playback. The HTC HD7 has a simple, easy to use interface and access to a range of fun and useful applications that all perform brilliantly on the large screen.

“We are pleased to announce the HTC HD7 will be available exclusively on the Telstra Next G Network in March,” said Ben Hodgson, Country Manager, HTC Australia and New Zealand. “HTC has shown strong leadership in developing Windows based devices in the past, illustrating our ability to be first-to-market. The HTC HD7 continues along this tradition with its focus on providing the ultimate multimedia experience coupled with a nice simple user interface and access to a broad range of useful applications.”

“HTC HD7 arrives at a time when Aussies are increasingly turning to their smartphones for entertainment and gaming,” said Andrew Volard, Director, Telstra Mobility Products. “They’re going to love the HTC HD7’s huge screen for playing video or streaming YouTube. Its snappy performance and access to a growing catalogue of Xbox LIVE games also makes a really exciting games platform. And perhaps most importantly for our customers, the HTC HD7 is really simple to use with the Windows Phone 7 operating system making navigation, composing email and accessing information incredibly easy.”

Sheau-Lan Reed, director, Mobile Communications Business, Microsoft Australia, added: “The high spec features and design of the HTC HD7 not only makes it the ultimate device for users to enjoy rich media and entertainment content, it also enables users to really benefit from the business  productivity experiences of Windows Phone 7, including a fully integrated Microsoft Exchange email and calendar through the Office Hub. With over 10,000 apps now within Marketplace and an average of 100 new titles being added every day we have partnered with HTC and Telstra to deliver a fantastic new device that connects users to rich content, entertainment and information wherever they are.”

HTC HD7 Key Features:

Windows Phone 7 OS

4.3 inch touch screen with 480 X 800 resolution

5.0 megapixel colour camera with auto focus and LED flash

720p HD video recording to capture film with incredible quality and detail

Xbox LIVE gaming so you can continue playing your games everywhere you go

See photos from your camera, Facebook and Windows Live accounts in the Pictures hub

Music and Videos Hub powered by Zune lets you enjoy custom playlists, listen to the radio, and podcasts, and more.

HTC Surround Sound – Virtual Surround sound using enhanced technology

HTC Sense with HTC Hub:

Location aware HTC Sense tile with weather

Attentive Phone (including Pocket Mode, Quiet ring on Pickup, Flip to mute and Flip for Speaker)

Stocks

Weather

Flashlight

Calculator

Notes

Sound Enhancer

Photo Enhancer

Converter

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