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Reviewed on techcrunch.comBack in January, I wrote a post entitled An iPhone Lover’s Take On The Nexus One. At the time, the Nexus One was soon to be released as the latest and greatest Android phone, and a number of iPhone users were wondering whether it was worth it to switch for the benefits of Android (and perhaps more importantly, another network besides AT&T). My take: it was the Android phone yet, but it wasn’t… -
Reviewed on www.engadget.comAs a mobile platform, the EVO 4G's Android foundation is still an infant -- well, okay, perhaps it's a tweener -- but in its two-odd
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Reviewed on now.sprint.comFirst is best. First is fast. First is the next big pocket thing. Claim your First at sprint.com/firsts
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Reviewed on gizmodo.comThat's exactly how the Evo 4G was born. Somebody said "everything. ... Send a link to this post 'HTC Evo 4G Review: A War Machine' via email: ...
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Reviewed on www.mobilecrunch.comLet’s clear the air right away: The Evo 4G isn’t the second coming. It’s not the iPhone slayer. It might not even be the best Android phone available to date. But it is a solid phone with amazing hardware running the consumer-friendly HTC Sense Android release. That’s a good thing.Features4.3-inch screenHDMI outMobile WiFi hotspot modeA kickstand3G/4G capableFront and rear cameras$199 on… -
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Reviewed on www.androidcentral.comThe power of HTC and 4G speed of Sprint,with a killer keyboard thrown in for good measure We couldn't have asked for a better way to review Sprint's new EVO Shift 4G than by battle testing it at CES in Las Vegas. Four days of use among more than 100,000 nerds, in press conference after press conference, with smartphone news breaking every minute (or so it seemed). The Shift, as it's lovingly… -
Reviewed on reviews.cnet.comThe HTC Evo 4G is easily Sprint's best smartphone and one of today's top Android devices. It also shows the promise of 4G, which will grow as Sprint's WiMax net
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Reviewed on www.zdnet.comSprint and HTC decided to follow up the successful HTC EVO 4G with a smaller, cheaper model that sports a physical QWERTY keyboard. Unfortunately, the keyboard is not good enough to take on the Samsung Epic 4G on Sprint.
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Reviewed on www.slashgear.comLong anticipated, hugely specified and just plain huge: there’s a lot to like about the HTC EVO 4G. The first WiMAX phone in the US brings with it the promise of DSL-like mobile data access along with the flexibility of Google’s Android OS, complete with HTC’s now-legendary hardware quality and flexible Sense UI. On the flip side it’s nowhere near cheap and WiMAX coverage is marginal. … -
Reviewed on www.digitaltrends.comIntroduction The Apple iPhone jolted the collective cellphone world three years ago, bursting consumer expectations of what a cellphone could and should be able to do. While the HTC EVO 4G, available on Sprint isn’t quite the breakthrough the iPhone was, it does represent the future of cellphones. Just as the iPhone made multi-touch touchscreens, accelerometers, [...]
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Reviewed on androidcommunity.comThe HTC EVO Shift 4G finally is available to the masses and you’re probably wondering if it’s worth the upgrade. The phone seems to be marketed as a
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Reviewed on www.brighthand.comThe HTC EVO 4G is a powerhouse of a phone, packed with high-end features like a 4.3-inch touchscreen, 1 GHz processor, 8 MPx camera, and the 4G wireless ...
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Reviewed on www.infosyncworld.comHTC EVO 4G Review http://t.co/BFtt3GR via @infosync
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Reviewed on phandroid.comI’ll open my EVO Review with the conclusion as it isn’t too hard to sum up Sprint’s first 4G phone (and an Android phone at that). Take the HTC Incredible (which itself is amazing) and give it a little dose of Androidbolic steroids: increased screen size (4.3-inch), increased speeds (Sprint 4G), an extra camera (front-facing for video chat), and HDMI video out (connect your phone to your HD… -
Reviewed on hothardware.comSprint's marketing campaigns over the past few months have focused on the fact that the carrier was the first to launch a 4G network in the U.S. Building on that, the company has focused on the various things you can do with a 4G connection that weren't possible (or at least weren't very usable) without a fourth generation high-speed mobile broadband connection. In keeping along with the "first"… -
Reviewed on www.brighthand.comSprint has unveiled what will be the first U.S. smartphone with WiMAX this week, and the HTC EVO 4G will also offer a range of other high-end features, like a 4.3 ...
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