Yes, but no more than listening to Justin Bieber. The misconception that there’s something unique about Mozart’s ability to increase brainpower began in 1993, with a paper in Nature. Neurobiologists Gordon Shaw, Frances Rauscher and Katherine Ky of the University of California at Irvine found that students who listened to 10 minutes of a Mozart sonata demonstrated a temporary increase in spatial-temporal reasoning, as measured by an IQ test.
We told you it was coming yesterday, but we’ve just had reports that the NoDo update for Telstra HTC Mozart owners may have arrived today.
Back in May, the hottest phone on the market was the HTC Desire, exclusive to Telstra. In a stroke of marketing genius, the Telco gave away 25 of the phones to social reviewers, so they could play around with the phone and experience it first hand, telling their friends and social network followers what they loved and hated about the device. Well, now the Big T is doing the same thing for Windows Phone 7.
Gus over at Lifehacker has managed to squeeze the outright prices for the two Windows Phone 7 handsets launching on Telstra this year. And yes, they’re about what you’d expect.
Just ahead of today’s Windows Phone 7 Launch, HTC has unwrapped the details of five new WP7 phones. Check out the HTC 7 Mozart, Trophy, Pro, Surround and previously covered HD7.
Australian network Telstra’s leaked documents show an unannounced HTC phone, the Mozart, running Windows Phone 7 with the release date of October. As GadgetVenue points out, the image may be Photoshopped, but the documents are not. So what’s going on?
