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The HTC 7 Mozart Smart Phone is a phone with an unique design that uses the Windows 7 operating system. This is a phone that has not yet been released everywhere -in fact, the thrust of HTC's promotions for this phone have been Australia. As with any device, this smart phone has some impressive and not so great characteristics. To give you a balanced view, we'll be looking at both sides of the picture in this review.

There are some advantages to the latest Windows phone OS, and it's generally considered to be an improvement over earlier versions. You'll find it easy to use Facebook from this smart phone. As Facebook has become one of the primaries ways to connect over the internet, it's helpful to be able to use it from your smart phone. The Facebook app will enable you to glance at the screen on your smart phone and see what all your FB friends are up to. The HTC 7 Mozart is a phone that's good for social networkers who may communicate via FB at least as much as by phone. The Windows based email allows you to easily access your email accounts from your smart phone. It's not always convenient to log onto a computer, and a smart phone like this one gives you the ability to do many online tasks without doing so.

The HTC 7 Mozart has a battery that lasts between 7 and 8 hours of normal use, which is good, but fairly typical for today's generation of smart phones. The battery will last for around five hours if you're talking, and close to four hundred hours on standby. Certain activities, however, such as gaming or watching videos, will drain your battery a lot faster. Battery performance is not drastically better or worse for the HTC 7 Mozart than for competing models, so this most likely won't be a deciding factor for you.

While HTC certainly puts its own mark on its phones, you can't entirely separate the HTC 7 Mozart from the Windows OS it uses. Until fairly recently, phones of this type did not have a very good reputation, but Microsoft has worked hard at making improvements and it seems that they've finally caught up to the competition, and even surpassed it in some areas. Another recent development is that, whereas apps for Windows based phones were once scarce, they're now starting to come out in large numbers.

More apps means more features for any phone that uses a Windows OS. If you use a Windows based computer, it's also easy to integrate your phone with various Microsoft programs that you might be using, such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Now that we've looked at some of what the HTC 7 Mozart smart phone has to offer, you may be in a better position to decide if it might be the phone for you. Another factor you have to consider is where you live -as of now, this phone is mainly of interest to people from the UK and Australia, as HTC hasn't officially released it anywhere else. HTC won't provide warranties if you buy it outside these areas, as you can if you look online.