HTC 7 Mozart and Samsung Omnia 7 available tomorrow from Orange

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UK carrier Orange announced Wednesday that its first two Windows Phone 7 handsets, the HTC 7 Mozart and Samsung Omnia 7, will become available Thursday morning. Orange’s Oxford Street store in the heart of London will open its doors at 7:00 a.m. local time tomorrow, giving Londoners first crack at these highly anticipated Windows Phone 7-powered devices. As Microsoft fans are likely well aware, the HTC 7 Mozart features a 3.7-inch WVGA resolution, Super LCD Display, 8-megapixel camera, Dolby sound and a 1GHz processor. Samsung’s Omnia 7 touts a 4.0-inch Super-AMOLED touchscreen and a 1 GHz processor. Each phone will be available for free with a new contract starting at £35 per month for the 7 Mozart and £40 per month for the Omnia 7. Hit the jump for Orange’s full press release.

UK’S FIRST WINDOWS® PHONE 7s GO ON SALE AT ORANGE’S OXFORD STREET STORE TOMORROW AT 7:00AM

20th October 2010: The HTC 7 Mozart, available only on Orange, and the stylish HD Voice enabled Samsung Omnia 7 will go on sale from 7am tomorrow morning in Orange’s Oxford Street shop (155-157 Oxford Street) – offering customers the opportunity to be the first to get their hands on a Windows® Phone 7 in the UK.

To help support the launch, Capital FM Breakfast Show presenters Johnny Vaughan and Lisa Snowdon, will head to the store following their morning breakfast show and will be offering prizes to those in store from 10am. Furthermore, anyone who buys a Windows Phone in the Oxford Street store tomorrow will receive a free Bluetooth headset whilst stocks last.

As Microsoft’s key UK partner, Orange last week announced it is exclusively offering UK customers the sleek HTC 7 Mozart, as well as ranging the stylish Samsung Omnia 7 with Windows Phone 7.

Both phones feature quick-link access to the following Orange applications and services, which are integrated into Windows Phone’s unique Start screen:

  • Orange Wednesdays: 2-4-1 cinema ticket app – allowing you to read reviews, watch trailers as well as redeem 2-4-1 vouchers all from your handset
  • Orange Maps: Your personal navigation system, offering turn-by-turn GPS guidance
  • Your Orange: To help you keep up-to-date and manage your Orange account – access help articles and get the latest info on your Magic Numbers
  • Orange Daily: Bringing you a selection of at-a-glance news, sport and weather content as well as extras such as Wikipedia

For more information on the HTC 7 Mozart or Samsung Omnia 7, go to http://www.orange.co.uk

11 Comments
  • i told you so .com

    microsoft has a great lineup, very nice and elegant looking phones. Id say they ‘ve made a comeback, now if only HP palm can take a page out of the hardware department for their new devices in 2011 we will see what innovation looks like with Webos on beautiful hardware.

    • Sugar Grove

      from the M$ sales department.
      actually a loud yawn came out from all of nature as a winter snow blanketed the world and everyone went to hibernate until they come up with a decent os for this door stop.

  • sean76

    Just plain stupid that these 2….looking like the best out of all the new windows 7 phones will notake it to the states! We get a dumb slide out keyboard on the surround…Keeping my droid x, nothing in the US line up has caught my eye!

  • bob

    Those tiles just keep getting uglier every time I see them…

    • Jeeve Stobs

      Maybe you should try being on top for once.

      Oh wait, you meant the tiles on the phone…

    • lolcat

      You think that’s ugly? You should see android… (from someone with android phone that is not a blind fanboy)

      • bob

        Well..someone could easily make a launcher for Android that looked just like WP7′s ugly tiles but I dont think any Android developer is that stupid

  • Mr. Bill

    Agreed, MS/HTC and Samsung alienated its own N/A customers from the cream of the crop.
    This move which is similar to past mistakes shows they did not learn from their mistakes yet, sadly for us.

  • sean76

    Lol…the tiles are pretty fugly…

  • MicroNix

    Those tiles look like a bad buzz from the 70′s. I can’t wait for someone to show me their new WP7 device so I can understand who the demographic is for this thing.

    For a company that makes a pretty good desktop UI, they sure f’d this up…

  • AmandaYea

    mmmm that Samsung one looks tasty…now to see how thin it is..

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