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Last week Microsoft officially launched some terminals compatible with the new Windows Phone 7 operating system and here are the first reviewcomparisons are starting to appear. Microsoft's operating system looks quite good, it has a new air compared to iOS which unfortunately has not had a serious facelift for several years and to be honest I think that Apple should think seriously about this thing in the near future. Both terminals have very good screens, of course a big plus for the iPhone 4 because it has a Retina Display, capacitive and very well combined with the operating systems so that even scrolling the page is almost as easy, unlike Android OS where there are still problems with certain terminals.
Windows Phone 7 is still "young" and for now it is attractive for a certain segment of the market, but as soon as the system will be updated, brought up to date with the current ones and there will be many more applications available then I think it could be an opponent seriously for iOS and Android OS. This HTC Surround has nothing extraordinary in addition to the iPhone 4, but in fact falls within the "normal" lines of a smartphone these days.
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Regarding video recording, the iPhone 4 has a great advantage in that it records at 30 fps compared to the 24 that HTC Surround can, and in general the video quality is much better on the iPhone 4 compared to the HTC. The iPhone 4 does not have such a great camera and the pictures taken in low light conditions are quite poor in terms of quality, but unlike the HTC Surround, we have to admit that the iPhone 4 is much, much better.
In conclusion, I say that in a few years Windows Phone 7 will end up competing with iOS and iPhone.
