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HTC Evo 4G is the America’s first 4G smartphone. Only a limited group will be able to really enjoy the full potential of the Evo 4G at launch because of the limited reach of Sprint’s 4G network. The worst one is the mandatory $10 premium data add-on, no matter you live in a 4G market or not.
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We can describe this Nexus as a “superphone” and “the meeting place of Web and phone”. Big plus for the Nexus One are the Snapdragon processor, the AMOLED, the enhanced voice dialing capabilities and the noise cancellation feature. Some minus are the music player continues to underwhelm, app storage remains limited to the internal memory, the handset lacks hands-free Bluetooth dialing, and it does not support Outlook Calendar syncing.
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The HTC Droid Eris has a simpler, slimmer design with a solid constructed design. It measures 2.2 x 0.5 x 4.4 in (WxDxH) and 4.2 oz weight. HTC Droid Eris has a proximity sensor, which is now the screen will turn off when we’re on a phone call to prevent any accidental misdials from a brush of our cheek. The 3.2 in HVGA capacitive touch screen display supported by 320×480-pixel resolution and a built in accelerometer. The accelerometer only works in certain applications, such as photos, the Web browser, and e-mail.
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This Sprint Touch provides connection network and wireless, such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS, and also supported to make a broadband connection (free to interact with YouTube, Google, Wikipedia and other applications). Sprint touch design rounds by edges and gets a splash of color with a burgundy back cover that features a smooth soft-touch finish.
