The people owning a HTC HD7 mobile phone will be fortunate enough to being able to use the 'cut and paste' option to their hearts content on their Windows Phone 7 mobile phone, if they are on the UK network of O2.

To be more precise, the customers of O2 that owns a HTC HD 7 smartphone are the latest to have the controvesial update (NoDo update), which brings the functionality of cutting and pasting into their smartphone.

O2, one of the five leading mobile network operators of the United Kingdom now becomes the latest provider to offer its customers the download application that Microsoft will certainly be happy to see the back of.

With its recent move O2 joins the other mobile operators of the United Kingdom, Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone and Three UK, in offering the new Windows Phone 7 interface update to the customers of theirs.

HTC HD 7 smartphone meanwhile, comes powered with a Qualcomm Snapdragon Scorpion processor of 1GHz clock speed supported by a RAM of 576MB, a ROM of 512MB and an on board memory of 8GB.

The HTC HD 7 mobile phone that flaunts a 4.3 inch capacitive LCD touchscreen supported by 16 million colours also offers a camera of 5megapixel resolution, LED flash, auto focus and 720p video capturing.