HTC Surround AT&T Phone Review

We have our Windows Mobile 7 Verification using an HTC Surround AT&T smartphone . Now that we got the cross-validation comeback from Microsoft in the mobile operating system world out of the way we wanted to concentrate on the HTC  Surround. It is interesting how AT &T will come with three Windows Mobile 7 Device Start 8th November.

The Samsung Focus has that super-and AMOLED display is nice and thin, and the LG Quantum has a slider QWERTY keyboard that makes it thicker. The HTC Surround is also a big slider, but as a keyboard, they packed into a pair of Dolby Mobile and SRS WOW virtual Surround speakers and a stand. This is evident on the Windows Mobile 7 customers who directs its establishment as an entertainment device for music and video use plans, and its got 16 GB of internal memory to hold the stuff. Is it worth your interest? Keep on reading for our opinion!

Hardware and form factor

The first look at the HTC Surround, it is certainly not to look unique. In fact, it looks like a generic Android smartphone. It did feel quite the HTC, so not necessarily a complaint. You have added a gray front with a nice 3.8-inch LCD display with 480 x 800 pixels. Around the back you have a soft touch matt black. Because of the slider mechanism, the phone is 0.51 inches thick and weighs 5.82 ounces.