HTC Mondrian Latest HTC HD7 Mobile Technology



HTC HD7 a smartphone by HTC announced in October 11, 2010. It is also called by the names HTC HD3, HTC Gold, HTC Diamond3, HTC Mondrian. The mobile is running the Windows Phone OS operating system. The5MP camera on the back is a little more tech-heavy than its brothers, offering a dual-LED flash that can also be used as a video light when capturing HD video at 720p. The devices has simple and decent look. It is better than HTC HD2 in many aspects which was announced in 2009. HTC HD7 includes Corning Gorilla Glass protection. HTC HD7 uses higher version Microsoft Windows Phone 7 while HTC HD2 uses Microsoft Windows Phone 6.5 Professional. The internet compatibility of the phone is very superb; it can be connected to the internet through the 3G network and through the provision of Wi-Fi system. It has digital compass and YouTube support device among other devices which it can receive easily through the internet. It has the provision to receive all types of network connection clear and sound although different service providers are fighting a battle to win the right of the company to be its network connector.













Summary of the features of HTC HD7
 
Dimensions : 122 x 68 x 11.2 mmSensors: Motion G-sensor/ Proximity Sensor/ Ambient Light SensorFront Camera: Video CallOS: Windows Phone 7 OSTalk time: WCDMA: Up to 320 mins/ GSM: Up to 6 hours 20 minsDisplay Screen: 4.3-inch multi-touch capacitive (480×800)Network : Quad band GSM / 3G HSPARAM : 576MBCamera : 5 megapixel with dual LED flash , auto-focus and 720p HD recordingWireless LAN WiFi 802.11 b/g/n connectivityBattery:1230 mAhInternal memory : 16GBROM : 512MBHigh Speed 3G HSDPA connectivity: Up to 7.2 Mbps download speed / Up to 2 Mbps upload speedUSB portWeight : 162 grams3.5mm standard audio-jackBluetooth v2.1 with A2DPNavigation: Internal GPS antenna/ Bing MapsStandby time : Up to 320 hours / GSM: Up to 310 hoursAdditional features : DolbyMobileand SRS surround soundProcesssor : 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon (HD Video ready) .



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