The short battery life kills the EVO 4G’s appeal. Like I said, it’s a deal breaker for me. It’s changed my phone habits. I now think twice if I really need to use the phone, as I can’t guarantee that the battery will hold up throughout the day if I us...
EVO 4G is definitely not a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, which can shoot something as amazing as this Nine Inch Nails concert video and not even a lower budget T2i - not even close. It is OK for casual movies but only in excellent conditions. Overall, I was mu...
EVO 4G's 8MP camera is the best camera I'd ever used in a mobile phone, especially during the day. It is very snappy, which makes it a pleasure to use. The auto focus works better than expected as well.Having said that, EVO's camera is not a proper rep...
Fantastic camera. Blazing fast internet. More connection options than Grand Central Station. Slick user interface easy for novices, yet allows power users to get their nerd on. Deadsimple tethering. Touchscreen keyboard offers ample space, even for fatfin
4G coverage spottier than an oilstained Louisiana beach. Odd dimness issues with display. Android cut/copy/paste so poor you'd do better rekeying. Battery life shorter than Verne Troyer
The HTC Evo 4G is a very good phone, but more than that it's a sign of things to come. If Sprint had released the device without WiMAX, it would still be a top-notch smartphone, but 4G networking gives the Evo 4G even more potential. Unfortunately, my...
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The HTC EVO on Sprint easily earns a place at the top and competes very well with the HTC Incredible, HTC HD2, Nexus One and iPhone. Even with the $10 upcharge, Sprint's plans are a very good value, and their coverage is generally solid. The EVO is at...
Published: 2010-05-24, Author: Vincent , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: Long 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 wi...
