HTC EVO 4G

so i have nothing better to do today. i am a corp sprint rep and boss told me this is my job today so ask anything u guys want to know about the evo and i will get u an answer here for 3 more hours

http://www.ozcarguide.com/technology/cellphone-pda/2 ... » - is that where we are. before you can even get excited about a new product yet to be released, you get the early reports of its successor. 🙂

So after about a week of using the EVO 4G, I have to say that I am loving it. You've probably read the specs by now; but until you hold it you can't truly appreciate this phone. I find something new everyday. This is hands down one of the best phones (Android or other) that I have carried. I highly suggest that if you are interested in this phone that you pre-order now. 😁

* The $10 Premium Data Fee is not a charge for 4G service.

* It is for a data rich experience with uncapped data usage.

I think I might end up paying too much.

* We're talking savings here.

* Sprint's Everything Data plan with Any Mobile Anytime for $69.99
plus $10 Premium Data fee still beats Verizon's and ATT's unlimited talk,
text and data plans by $40!

* And they don't have a 4G network! 🤣

It looks like a typical Android. Why pay $10 bucks more a month?

* 👿 Think Killer Multimedia! 😈

* EVO's 1GHz Snapdragon processor improves device speed and
performance making applications launch faster.

* The user experience is unlike any other phone available. Hear that
iPhone?
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To all whom it may concern:

I have been a loyal sprint customer for well over 8 years. I have paid my monthly bill on time, every month, that entire time. I have enjoyed both Sprint’s service as well as its phones. However, that will all come to an end if you do not revoke this $10/month fee tacked on to my existing Sprint unlimited data bill just to use the HTC EVO 4G.

I have withheld my adoption of the smart phone craze up to this point due to the lack of what I would consider a “worthwhile” phone on Sprint’s network because I wanted to maintain my loyalty to Sprint and did not want to settle for a lesser phone such as the Palm Pre and others that are currently available.

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I just got my first look at Sprint's new EVO that is coming out 6/4. The device will most certainly be a game changer in the wireless industry. The size of the screen is incredible (pardon the pun!) and the display is resolution is the best I've ever seen. The WIFI hotspot capability on Sprint's 4G network is awesome indeed! I absolutely love the front (1.3 MP) AND rear (8 MP) facing cameras. This is by far the best handset I've ever used! Everyone is going to want it!

Let me just say first that I have been a Blackberry user for five years and I didn't think an Android device was going to win me over. The HTC EVO from Sprint will defiantly turn heads and change mindsets! I am an Advocate for this wonderful new Sprint device that will be released on June 4th, and I can say without a doubt "Sorry RIM, but you just lost me!"

I have had a week to use this device and it truly is everything and more than what I thought it would be. The Snapdragon processor makes the 3G data faster than I thought possible. I can't wait until my market launches 4G to see what this device can really do, yet I don't feel like not having 4G has limited any use of this wonderful device.

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Right now I have a palm pre that i use for work purposes to get on the internet. Is there a feeling that this phone will be capable of doing that without getting the 29.95 upgrade program? I know the phone isn't out yet, but this phone seems like one worthy upgrade... WIll it tether with a cord or without one. Otherwise, I have to stick with my palm pre. 😲

This is a nice interactive demo:

http://htcdev.net/evo-demo.php »