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Offered exclusively by Verizon Wireless, the HTC Ozone™ has everything you need to take care of business whether you’re out of the office or out of the country–from near real–time push email and Wi–Fi to high–speed 3G network access and desktop–like browsing on the go. The Ozone features Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard with the convenience of a full QWERTY keyboard and a 5–way navigation key. Create and edit documents in Word and Excel®, view PowerPoint® files, filter your Inbox, and stay connected–securely – with your office via ActiveSync®, Windows Mobile Device Center or Wireless Sync. Take advantage of Wi–Fi connectivity, Bluetooth– Wireless Technology and its 2.0 MP camera and camcorder. Use it as a tethered modem with Mobile Broadband Connect, find your way with VZ Navigator and stay entertained with Windows Media Player. The HTC Ozone is a no–nonsense mobile productivity tool for the busy professional at an exceptional value to boot.

HTC Ozone (Verizon Wireless)

Camera 2.0 Megapixel
Bluetooth
Removable Memory
Quad Band GSM

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Standard Li-Ion Battery (1500 mAh)
SIM Card pre-installed
AC Charger
Mini USB Cable
Multifunction Audio Cable
International Adaptor Clips
VZAccess Manager CD
Getting Started CD (Includes User Guide)
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htc ozone upgrade Jul 17th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

If I buy the HTC Ozone from LetsTalk as an eligible upgrade, will I be forced to pay for a monthly data plan? If I am automatically enrolled in a new data plan, may I cancel the data plan at anytime without losing a discount? Thank You for the assistance.
-Andrew

Re: htc ozone upgrade Jul 20th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: htc ozone upgrade Jul 20th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, you will be forced to pay for a monthly data plan, just like you would on Verizon.com. In order to maintain the discount from LetsTalk.com, you need to keep your data plan for at least 6 months.
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text Jul 17th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Do you have unlimited text. I am mute and need this feature to be for when I want to text and not run out of time in a month. This one i have says unlimited , but i had to buy another card for texting.
-christina uerling

Re: text Jul 20th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: text Jul 20th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply You just need to either purchase a service plan that includes unlimited texting. For the Ozone, the compatible plans that included unlimited messaging are the Nationwide Select plans and the Smartphone Email & Messaging plan.
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HTC Ozone Jul 20th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I am wondering the price of the HTC Ozone. I currently have a verizon contract that isn't up until Jan 2010 and would like to purchase this phone. Thanks!
-Barb

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Apps Jul 20th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Can this phone handle apps like the iPhone?
-Ryan

Re: Apps Jul 20th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Apps Jul 20th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, the Ozone can handle apps like those of the iPhone or BlackBerry. You can find apps to download either from Verizon.com, Microsoft.com/windowsmobile, are an array of other download repository sites online. You can either access these sites from your computer or directly form your phone.
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ringtones Jul 20th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I just recently purchased the ozone and am having trouble buying ringtones, all I see for purchase are ringbacks. Can ringtones not be bought for this phone?
-Rachel

Re: ringtones Jul 21st, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: ringtones Jul 21st, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, ringtones are available for the Ozone, as well as any other Windows Mobile device. For popular songs, you should try going directly to Verizon's ringtone site. Also, Microsoft gives away free ringtones at the Windows Mobile website under Total Access. Lastly, you can even use mp3s in your collection as ringtones. See this tutorial
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Upgrade to Ozone w/o Data Plan Aug 2nd, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I want to purchase this phone; however, Verizon requires I purchase a data plan with the phone. I simply want to use the Ozone as a phone and some of its features, such as the WiFi when I'm in a hotspot. Is there anyway to purchase the phone without a data plan? Or, as the person before me asked, may I cancel the data plan afterward? If I cancel the data plan afterward, will the phone still work to receive phone calls and will I be able to use the wifi? Thank you.
-Seann

Re: Upgrade to Ozone w/o Data Plan Aug 3rd, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Upgrade to Ozone w/o Data Plan Aug 3rd, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Unfortunately, Verizon and most other carriers now require data plans for new smartphones. This is an attempt to make sure that customers get the most out of the phone's features/capabilities. If you really only want to use the wifi without paying for data, the only potential way around it that comes to mind is to purchase the phone without contract. I've heard of people that have done this with the Ozone and did not need to purchase data or change their plan. However, you should definitely call VZW to double-check since I know that VZW.com does not allow you to activate new BlackBerrys without data, even if you already own the phone outright. The other downside to this approach is that buying the phone alone will not give you the main phone discounts. Run the numbers and see what makes the most sense to you and your needs.
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htc ozone Aug 2nd, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Do you have to be in a hot spot to connect to internet or as long you have wireless connection you can connect to the internet?
-pierre Feghali

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Re: htc ozone Aug 3rd, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply You do not have to be in a "hot spot". The Ozone's wifi works wherever you are able to connect to a wireless signal. When you are not around a wireless signal, you can still access email and internet through your data plan on Verizon's 3G network.
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Upgrading to Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Aug 26th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Does anyone know if I can install windows 6.1 professional to replace the standard version on a new PDA phone? If so where can I get the upgrade for a Verizon HTC Ozone?
-rose

Re: Upgrading to Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Aug 27th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Upgrading to Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Aug 27th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply There are hacks out there but I would not recommend it. There really is no difference anymore between standard and professional. Professional has a touch screen so it would not work properly. There will be an upgrade on Ozone from 6.1 to 6.5 in the very near future.
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verizon data plan Aug 28th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I want to add a number to a family plan. If I buy ozone, do I have to pay extra fee for data plan?
-hay

Re: verizon data plan Aug 28th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: verizon data plan Aug 28th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes. All Verizon Smartphones now require an additional data plan in order to take advantage of the device features. Most other major carriers are starting to move in this direction as well.
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Phone Book Sep 3rd, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I'm wondering if the HTC Ozone has the capability to have "folders" within the phone book....like if you are able to create groups of contacts and then send a text message to all of them at once. Thanks!
-Lori

Re: Phone Book Sep 3rd, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Phone Book Sep 3rd, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply I don't believe the Ozone has the capability to have folders for contacts, but you could send group SMS either via Twitter or through some free software downloads online.
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service Sep 4th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Can this phone work on the metro pcs network?
-vern

Re: service Sep 4th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: service Sep 4th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply No. This device is locked to the Verizon Wireless network.
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font size on email Sep 12th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

How do I adjust the font on my email?
-len

Re: font size on email Sep 15th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: font size on email Sep 15th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The Ozone offers two different font sizes for email: small & large. On the device, go to Start -> Settings -> Accessibility. Modify the System font size as desired.
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Ozone apps Oct 17th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I am debating between the Blackberry and the Ozone through Verizon. I like the idea of the Ozone because of Windows. Are the free apps available comparable to the Blackberry or do all Smart Phones have access to the same basic applications?
-Lori White

Re: Ozone apps Oct 19th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Ozone apps Oct 19th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Blackberry has the AppWorld while Windows Mobile has the Windows Marketplace for Mobile for officially endorse apps. Because the Windows Marketplace launched later, but that should even out soon. There are also many apps online that are not in these app stores for both Blackberry and Windows. If by basic applications you mean productivity apps, the Windows Mobile might be a better choice because there's Mobile Office, but if you mean Shazam, Pandora, or Facebook, right now Blackberry may be better.
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HTC Ozone (Verizon Wireless) Product Features

Cell Phone Design
Phone Style	Candy Bar / Open Face
Phone Size	Standard
Phone Thickness	Ultra-thin
Dimensions (H x W x D)	4.5 x 2.5 x 0.5 in
Weight (w/standard battery)	3.7 oz
Keyboard Type	QWERTY / Full Keyboard
External LCD	Yes
Touchscreen	No
Screen Size	2.4
Display	Not Available
Accelerometer	No
Multiple Colors Available	No
Mil-Spec/Rugged	No

Music, Camera & Video Features
Music Formats Supported	Not Available
Streaming Music	Yes
Music ID Service	No
Headset Jack Type	Proprietary
Ringtones Included	Polyphonic
Songs as Ringtones	Yes, no file size limitations
FM Radio	No
Camera Resolution	2.0 Megapixel
Camera Zoom Type	Digital
Camera Flash	No
Camera Lens Type	CCD
Video Recorder	Yes
Video Formats supported	Not Available
Video Recording Length	determined by available memory
Video Playback	Yes
Streaming Video	Yes
Video Sharing	Yes
Mobile TV Technology	N/A

Organization & Tools
Threaded Text Messaging	Yes
Phone Book Capacity	256MB Flash/192MB RAM
Multiple Phone Numbers per Contact	No
Assign separate Ringtones per Contact	No
Contact Manager Software	Yes, Software Included
Messaging	Text, Picture and Video Messaging
Instant Messaging Support	Yes
Email accounts supported	Text, Picture, Instant and Video messaging (MMS)
GMail for Mobile App	Yes
Google Mobile App available?	Yes
Google Maps App available?	Yes
Computer Syncing	Yes, Software Included
USB Cable Syncing	Yes, Cable included
Sync with Microsoft Outlook	Yes, software included
Bluetooth Syncing	Yes
Wireless Contact Backup	Offered by carrier
Voice Recorder	60 seconds
Calculator	Yes
Calendar	Yes
Alarm Clock	No
Notepad	No
Turn by Turn Navigation	N/A

Cell Phone Specifications
Operating System	Windows Mobile
Operating System Release Number	Windows Mobile® 6.1 Standard
Java-Enabled	No
BREW-Enabled	Yes
Onboard Memory	256MB
Removable Memory Card - Type	Micro SD Card
Maximum Memory Card Capacity	16GB SDHC
Removable Memory Accessibility	Under Cover
Hot Swappable Memory	No
Photo Caller ID	No
Push To Talk	No
Speakerphone	Half Duplex
External Volume Control	Yes
Service / Support	1 Year Warranty

Accessibility
Voice-Activated Dialing	Yes
Language Options	English, French and Spanish
Hearing Aid Compliance	M3/T3
Adjustable Font Size	No
Digital TTY/TTD	Yes

Battery Specifications
Talk Time	Up to 290 mins
Standby Time	Up to 324 hrs
Type of Battery	Standard Li-Ion 1500 mAh Battery

Connectivity
3G Data Capable	Yes
Wi-Fi	Yes
Web Browser	Full HTML
GPS	Yes
GPS Type	S-GPS
Bluetooth	Stereo
Stereo Bluetooth	Yes
USB Cable	Yes
USB Port Type	Mini-USB
IR Port	No

Network Technology
Technology	CDMA/EVDO 850/1900 and GSM/GPRS 900/1800 capable
Voice Frequencies	850/900/1800/1900
Data Technology	CDMA: 1xRTT, 1EV-DO Rev-O, 1EV-DO Rev-A,
Data Frequencies	850/1900
3G	Yes
UMA	No
Data Throughput Speed	EV-DO Rev A up to 3.1 Mbps

International Features
Can I call people outside the US and Canada?	Yes
International 3G Data Roaming	No
International 2G Data Roaming	Yes
Can I make and receive calls outside the US and Canada?	Yes
Can I send and receive text messages from people outside the US and Canada?	No
Can I send and receive messages while outside the US and Canada?	Yes
Can I use the email and mobile web features on my phone while outside the US and	Yes

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Recommended Plans	Individual Plans	Family Plans	Upgrade w/ Contract Extension

Plan Name	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Select 900 (Recommended!)	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic 450	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Select 450	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic 900
Anytime Minutes	900	450	450	900
Nights & Weekends	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Included Features	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling
Monthly Fee (for voice minutes)	$79.99	$39.99	$59.99	$59.99
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Plan Name	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic Family Share 1400 (Recommended!)	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic Family Share 700	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Select Family Share 700	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic Family Share Unlimited
Anytime Minutes	1400	700	700	Unlimited
Nights & Weekends	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Included Features	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Conference Calling	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling
Monthly Fee (for voice minutes)	$89.99	$69.99	$99.99	$199.98
Additional Line Monthly Fee	$9.99	$9.99	$9.99	$99.99
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Plan Name	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Select 900 contract extension (Recommended!)	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic 450 contract extension	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Basic 900 contract extension	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Select 450 contract extension
Anytime Minutes	900	450	900	450
Nights & Weekends	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Included Features	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling
Monthly Fee (for voice minutes)	$79.99	$39.99	$59.99	$59.99
Phone Price	FREE	$79.99	FREE	FREE

Expert Reviews of HTC Ozone (Verizon Wireless)

Expert Rating: 3.5
by Joni Blecher -- August 31st 2009

The HTC Ozone with its slim form factor and green keys is a departure from some of the more bulkier form factor smartphones many think of when they think about a Windows Mobile phone. The smartphone sports a Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, 3G connectivity, stereo Bluetooth, a 2-megapixel camera, and an e-mail set up tool that’s so easy to use anyone can get e-mail on this smartphone within minutes. If you’ve been thinking about getting a Windows Mobile smartphone and don’t want a touchscreen, the HTC Ozone is worth a look.

Call Quality

Calls and speakerphone: For the most part, we found calls loud and clear on the HTC Ozone. We rarely used the side volume keys to adjust the sound up or down. Callers said we sounded clear. Using the speakerphone didn’t seem to degrade call quality on our end and we appreciate how easy it is to activate the speakerphone.

Audio quality: Playback of songs through the cell phone’s speakers was decent. We found that songs sounded clear. Although the HTC Ozone uses the proprietary port for the included headphones, it also comes with an adapter for 3.5mm and 2.5mm headsets so you can use your own headset with the Ozone. We found audio quality was decent through the included headphones.

Ease of Use

Menu/phone book: The HTC Ozone runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Operating System (OS). However, in this version, the main screen has gotten a bit of a facelift. Now, using the five-way navi key allows you to simply scroll through applications on the home screen. For example, you can scroll to see the local weather, Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player and a snapshot of call logs, text messages (even a recent message without having to open the application) and e-mails. However, we liked the web experience much better when we downloaded a free version of SkyFire. Of course, you can still select Start to see a complete list of all the applications included on the HTC Ozone. It comes with mobile editions of Excel, One Note, PowerPoint, and Word. Speaking of maps, GPS is included along with Verizon Navigator.

Messaging: The HTC Ozone handles POP3 and IMAP 4 e-mail accounts as well as Web mail accounts (AOL, Yahoo, Windows Live, Gmail) with ease. You can set the Ozone to check for messages at specific intervals, or you can check them manually at any time. There’s an e-mail set-up application with access to popular web-based e-mail accounts and Outlook. It’s extremely easy to use, just enter your e-mail address and password for the corresponding account and the smartphone does the rest. Now, that’s smart. There’s also a dedicated folder with access to popular instant messaging programs including AIM, Google Talk, Messenger, MySpace IM and Yahoo! For corporate users, the Ozone also includes Microsoft’s Direct Push Technology for real-time e-mail delivery and automatic synchronization with your Outlook calendar, tasks, and contacts via Exchange Server.

Camera/video: The HTC Ozone sports a 2-megapixel camera that can take photos and record short videos. It lacks a flash and a tiny mirror near the lens for snapping self-portraits. You can snap a picture by pressing the center button on the five-way navi-key and you can zoom by pressing the correlating buttons on the navi-key up and down. One plus is the camera has a fast shutter, so you likely won’t miss a shot. The camera doesn’t have a lot of settings, but there are a few: panorama, brightness, white balance, quality, metering, and effects (normal, negative, grayscale, and sepia). When taking pictures or videos the entire screen turns into a viewfinder (similar to digital cameras), which gives you plenty of room to frame a shot. As for image quality, when viewing pictures both on screen and downloaded to a computer was acceptable, though colors were a little washed out. You can also record videos. However, we much preferred watching videos on the smartphone that we downloaded to a microSD card.

Music: The HTC Ozone uses the Windows Media Player for playing back music. The smartphone doesn’t have a ton of internal memory (about 196MB enough for storing some music, but not a lot), so if you plan on storing a lot of music you’ll want to get an optional MicroSD media card, as this cell phone will support up to a 16GB MicroSD card. You can play MP3s, Microsofts WMA and Apple’s AACs audio files on the MP3 player. As noted, the audio quality is acceptable through the cell phone speaker. The Ozone doesn’t have many audio-centric controls such as the ability to manually adjust bass and treble, however you can Shuffle, and Repeat All or just one song and there’s also a software equalizer that helps improve audio quality. The cell phone will also display album art when available.

Connectivity/Bluetooth/WiFi/World Phone: We were able to pair the HTC smartphone with a Bluetooth headset. We found call quality to be acceptable with the headset. And callers had no idea we were using a headset let alone a cell phone. Additionally, the HTC Ozone supports stereo Bluetooth, which is great since this smartphone uses the proprietary port for the included headphones. However, the phone does come with an adapter so you can plug in either a pair of 3.5mm headphones or 2.5mm headphones.

The HTC Ozone has built-in WiFi so you can log-on to available WiFi networks to surf the Web or send/receive e-mail. It’s a nice feature and setting it up is a breeze. Additionally, since this cell phone will work on both CDMA and GSM networks it’s a world phone. However, you won’t be able to remove the included SIM card from the back of the device. If you’re thinking of taking it abroad you’ll need to contact Verizon about setting up roaming service.

Design

Look and feel: At first glance, the HTC Ozone has a look of a smartphone, with the display occupying the top half of the cell phone, the keyboard occupying the bottom half of the cell phone and a line of keys for using the smartphone separating the two. The HTC Ozone’s piano black and green colored keys scheme with a grey metal back and rounded edges make it a sharp looking cell phone. Another plus is that the Ozone is extremely light weight and we often forgot when we were transporting it in a shirt pocket.

To navigate through the Windows Mobile smartphone there are two soft keys that correspond with options on the display, a back button, a home button and a five-way navi-key. The display is bright, crisp and sharp. We’re happy to report that the screen is extremely visible in bright sunlight. Another plus is the cell phone’s spine isn’t too littered with buttons. There are side volume keys and a covered proprietary port. However, you’ll need to remove the grey metal casing from the back of the Ozone to access the MicroSD card slot. The good news is that you don’t need to remove the battery.

Keypad: The keypad on the HTC Ozone sports some of the larger keys we’ve seen to date on a Windows Mobile smartphone. These keys are square opposed to the slightly curved keys found on a BlackBerry. The letters and numbers on the keys are large as well, so you won’t be squinting to make out the letters or numbers on the QWERTY keyboard. Although, there’s no space between the keys it hardly matters since the keys themselves are so spacious. There’s also a key in the lower right hand corner of the keypad that you can customize to launch two of your favorite apps (a short press will launch one app, while holding the key down longer will launch a different app). We do have one qualm with the keyboard: the Alt key, which is needed to use the number keys, is located too close to the numeric-section of the keypad making it a bit difficult to use.

Battery Life

In the battery life department, the HTC Ozone could be better. We found that the smartphone could last about two days before recharging when using the HTC Ozone 3G regularly to make calls, occasionally surf the wireless Web, listen to music, and send/receive text messages. Users who barely use the cell phone to make/receive calls and send/receive messages can probably last closer to three days before needing to recharge, while heavier cell phone users will likely need to charge the HTC Ozone nightly just to be on the safe side. However, if Bluetooth and WiFi are left active the Ozone will need to be charged before the end of the day. We should note that this smartphone comes with an interesting charger. You can swap out the actual plug and replace it with another one, for example, an international plug. Additionally, to use the charger, there’s a removable USB cable that is also used to connect the Ozone to a computer for synching. Unfortunately, when the smartphone is attached to the computer via the cable it doesn’t recharge.

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