Comments on: Sprint’s EVO 4G Superphone vs. the Next iPhone

By: bims

bims — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 22:19:43 +0000

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By: Bob

Bob — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 14:28:58 +0000

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By: Carrie

Carrie — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 12:38:37 +0000

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By: Evo Fan

Evo Fan — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 09:08:39 +0000

Ok. Look people the evo is new phone just on the market…So do not bitch about little bugs like that yet until it fails to fix them. You have to give them time get complaints about some duh things cause alot of people will bitch about completly diffrent things. Besides ive read alot about them already making the exactly the same phone better. Plus AT&T does suck…Bad!!! :/ Like one guy said on here about the camera… Itks called a phone case are something like that. Battery life will get better. I do think they should stick a whole lot more memory in the phone than that… and still keep the sd memory card slot… When i first heard of the phone and that it going to have a memory card slot. And im really hoping its the larger SD cards and not the little bity ones that come with a adapter. Because most phones do come with slots just for the little ones and they suc nor do they hold as much memory. And i have seen a few smart phones that did hold the big ones. And 4g is pretty much new… so give them some time to build and update towers so that you can get the service. And they charge that ten extra dollers cause it is costing them way more to give you the service. But give it some time and it will eventually become free after the newness wears off and they get settled. Like i said you have to give the evo a break. It just came out. I mean look at the iphone it has actually made things people were already fussing about worse. And alot of things iphone could upgrade to the evo will already have it and the bugs would have been worked out. And be upgrading. But sorry people im jabbering on. I’m stoned so you understand. Any ways I’m all for evo!!!!

By: ernie

ernie — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 04:52:58 +0000

I just Dropped AT&T and my I Phone and picked up my new Evo. The I phone has nothing on the EVO. Coming from a person who loves my I phone more than the Boston Red Sox (Hard to do). The I phone is not even in the same calssroom as the EVO. I now have FLASH I have the video confrencing I have a way bigger screen and way to many other options to list. I will not stay on here and babble but people please do yourself a favor and take a hard look at the Evo before you do anything. You will thank me later

By: Jackn LIfe

Jackn LIfe — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 18:35:59 +0000

these two phones will be arch rivals for the next two years, then the cycle will repeat itself, cant wait for my EVO tho.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 15:35:38 +0000

I want to start off by saying a) that I am not at all an Apple Fanboi; I’m a PC-guy till the day I die…and b) that I DEEPLY wanted this phone. DEEPLY. With all that is within me. It’s so sexy, so awesome, so capable! I was willing to trade in my iPhone 3GS, the only Apple device I’ve ever owned – and the single greatest piece of technology that I’ve ever owned for that matter – for the HTC Evo. I am also still in contract with AT&T and so I would have terminated early and paid the fine just to switch to Sprint so I could have this phone. I absolutely love my iPhone – it’s familiar to me, easy to operate, and fun. But I hate AT&T. I want to see Flash display in the Safari browser. I want to be able to customize my iPhone background. Push notification constantly fails. Dropped calls. I despise the bottleneck of Apple & iTunes. I hate the lack of compatibility it has sometimes with my PC.

But after reading all of the reviews, I am sorry to say that I will not be getting this beautifully gorgeous phone. And here’s why: Horrible battery life. MicroSD card failures. Can’t talk and surf at the same time on Sprint (only on 4G, not on 3G). Gotta pay an extra $10 for something that I might not even use because it will kill the battery and might be spotty connectivity at best. Can’t install apps to the MicroSD card. A camera lens that the phone actually sits on, resulting potentially in a scratched-up lens.

I’m super bummed. I mean, it’s only a phone, right? But still: Why didn’t both HTC and Apple really think of these things? Why not put absolutely everything in the phone that people will need, and MAKE IT RIGHT, so there are no regrets on any side? Sprint: Why make a 4G network and then charge a surplus on it? What’s with not providing protection for the camera lens so that I can actually ditch an extra device and use the camera on this phone? Apple: lose the ego and incorporate Flash. AT&T: Fix your network so calls don’t drop.

As a followup, I certainly will not be upgrading my iPhone 3GS now that I see that the iPhone 4G screen is smaller…what a stupid move by Apple. When will people get it right???

By: Jmac

Jmac — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 13:58:21 +0000

This article draws is in by a competition of phones. Although, this article talks nothing about how the new Iphone will look and feel to the current one? How can you compare anything to Sprint EVO and “Next” Iphone? No one knows the specs of the new Iphone, no one even knows when its coming to market. Come on people.

By: Verizon Wireless’s New Plan: So Long Unlimited Data, Hello Buckets?

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