That said, this is truly one of the best smartphones ever made, and even spotty 4G -- a reality of a young technology that's going to take years to properly build out -- probably won't do much to hamper your enjoyment of this thing.
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The first WiMAX phone in the U.S. is a terrific platform for streaming media and Web browsing, and it gets your laptop online with Sprint's 4G network. Just keep an eye out for an outlet when you're only using 4G. quote
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The first WiMAX phone in the U.S. is a terrific platform for streaming media and Web browsing, and it gets your laptop online with Sprint's 4G network. Just keep an eye out for an outlet when you're only using 4G.
Read the full review →The speedy HTC EVO 4G packs in some powerful specs and a variety of multimedia features into a stylish, minimalist design, but not everybody will get to enjoy one of its best features--4G connectivity.
Read the full review →The HTC Evo 4G is easily Sprint's best smartphone and one of today's top Android devices. It also shows the promise of 4G, which will grow as Sprint's WiMax network expands, but until there's broader 4G coverage, it's hard to agree with the mandatory premium data add-on fee.
Read the full review →It doesn’t matter how awesome it is to browse the Internet on a 4.3-inch screen or do front-facing video calls if the phone’s battery can’t make it through the day.
Read the full review →If you're in a strong WiMAX coverage area, the HTC Evo 4G is a no-brainer. ... If coverage is more spotty, as it is in my area, the Evo 4G is still a great choice, ... but that monthly bill is going to be a bitter pill you'll have to swallow to enjoy the benefits this phone offers.
Read the full review →The Sprint HTC Evo 4G is the kind of Android phone that will probably be the talk of the town even after the next iPhone launches. That should say a lot about Evo’s badass-ness.
Read the full review →While the EVO has been out over a year now, and I got mine the morning of launch I still think it holds up quite well. Not much to be said that people don't already know. It is a solid device that still keeps up with most things out there. I am still deploying them here at work even as newer...
Read the full review →I love Android, but hated my Evo. I picked it up at launch, switching from an iPhone 3G. The first one I had touch sensor was shot, it would randomly think it was touching something even if it was sitting on a table, no hands around it. Sprint replaced it with a refurb that had terrible "screen...
Read the full review →Really enjoy the phone - a big improvement from the Palm Pre (and HTC Diamond). While I never had an iPhone, I've had an iPod Touch to be familiar with iOS. Android definitely allows far more customization of my phone than Apple; at the same time, you definitely need to know what...
Read the full review →This Android phone takes it to the extreme as far as performance and shear beauty but at a major hit to battery life. If you can keep a charger handy everywhere you frequent then you'll love it. Verizon charges an additional $10/mo premium for 4G even if you're not in a location with...
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