One year later, one year better. That's exactly what we find with this new class of smartphones, as they seemingly close the gap between them and dedicated point and shoots. Seriously, they can replace those once perceived mandatory gadgets – especial...
Abstract: HTC and T-Mobile have a history of teaming up on heavily customized Android smartphones seemingly informed by what T-Mo brass thinks its particular customers want from a phone. The myTouch lineup is, in a way, the anti-Droid. myTouches are full of rounded...
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Published: 2011-10-27, Author: Michael , review by: mobileburn.com
Great design, solid build, super fast data and processor, gorgeous display, HTC's best camera to date
Large and heavy, Sense UI starting to feel intrusive, voice call hiss
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Published: 2011-10-27, Author: Joe , review by: talkandroid.com
Abstract: IntroThe Amaze 4G from T-Mobile aka the “Ruby” has landed and is a wonderful follow up to its little brother, the Sensation 4G. However, this HTC experience is a little more geared to the “point and shoot” crowd wanting to capture photos and videos in an ...
Abstract: A great phone, for sure -- but is it amazing?A couple weeks into using the HTC Amaze 4G on T-Mobile, we've pretty much decided the most amazing thing about the device isn't the hardware, which of course is stellar. It's not the software, which is a fur...
The HTC Amaze 4G and Samsung Galaxy S II are superphones that take a different approach. HTC comes at you with blunt force, with a bold and brash design. The Galaxy goes about it with sleek and sexy. With nearly identical hardware and similar performa...
The Amaze 4G is well-named. It knocks almost every feature out of the park. Save for the crummy voice call quality and average battery life, it is superior than most of its stablemates on T-Mobile's retail shelves. The display looks great, the hardwar...
Overall the Amaze ranks in as a 'Good' smartphone. While the smartphone does live up to its name, it still doesn't seem to have everything to really push it to the next level. The phone is a little bit on the hefty side, the display does look l...
Rock solid construction, Gorgeous qHD Super LCD display, Blazing fast performance with lots of internal memory
Disappointing camera and video performance, Battery life, Thick and heavy
All things considered the HTC Amaze 4G stands among the best Android devices out there. The upgraded hardware is nice, but the Amaze doesn’t set itself apart from the Sensation 4G all that much. The processer is better, it has more RAM, more internal ...