HTC EVO 4G Review
By: Justin McGuire | Posted on: September 7th, 2010 | No Comments | Read 3,895 Times
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Another feature that has got people really kicked about bringing the HTC EVO home is that it operates on Sprint’s WiMax 4G networks. That, when coupled with the 1GHz Snapdragon processor ensures that you have the faster-than-light download speeds. Besides, the 4.3-inch touch screen makes it an absolute pleasure to surf the internet on this baby. And finally, the cherry on the icing – the HTC EVO has the ability to share its 4G connection with up to eight devices over Wi-Fi. Cool!
When you look at the build and design of the EVO, you notice that while it is big, it is by no means bulky in your hands. It is a bit taller and wider than an iPhone, but owing to EVO’s size zero figure, it fits neatly into your hands. It isn’t very heavy either. So, overall, I would say, your hands are going to enjoy playing with EVO. And you are going to get loads of compliments as well; really nice ones!
Now, coming to the star of the phone – EVO’s touchscreen. In one word, it is gorgeous. Not only is it bigger than most other devices in the market, it also gives you rich and vibrant images. No matter what you do on it, things are absolutely crystal clear. Watching videos, texting, and e-mailing no longer require you to squint at the screen trying to figure out what’s on it.
Speaking of texting, the EVO does not have a physical keyboard. Although a lot of people don’t really enjoy using virtual keyboards, on EVO it is surprisingly easy to do so. Since the screen is bigger, it is easier to use the keyboard and you make a lot fewer mistakes when typing.
Entertainment is where the EVO really outdoes itself. It offers quite a lot of things to do – games, mobile video, and a fully featured music player. It also offers social networking facilities for those who simply cannot be away from their friend circle. The 8-megapixel camera on the EVO is great. It captures excellent pictures and the dual LED flash allows you to take pictures even in absolute darkness.
In the end, EVO 4G impresses you, and how! I believe that it is about the set the market on fire and this handset is going to be flying off the shelves. You’d better get yours before you are blamed for imitating a popular trend!
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