The Incredible S serves as a sterling exhibit of what can be achieved when devs and designers are given the time to polish up their work instead of having to reinvent the wheel with each and every new iteration.
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The Incredible S serves as a sterling exhibit of what can be achieved when devs and designers are given the time to polish up their work instead of having to reinvent the wheel with each and every new iteration. quote
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The HTC Incredible S might not impress the tech enthusiast crowd, but it works as a midtier Android smartphone, offering some nice improvements over its predecessor.
Read the full review →The Incredible S is slick, fast and very well constructed, making it a highly recommended choice for anyone looking for a competent and well equipped Android smartphone.
Read the full review →A decent turn of speed, stable software and ticks in most of the hardware boxes we expect – including a respectable camera and great browsing experience – add up to a great all-rounder.
Read the full review →A 4in. screen, 1GHz processor plus front and rear cameras give the Incredible S smartphone plenty of appeal, although we'd class it as impressive rather than 'incredible'.
Read the full review →Perhaps if HTC introduced the phone at a more budget-friendly price, we could recommended the device, but given that it'll cost almost as much unlocked as the better upcoming smartphones of mid 2011, we just can't recommended that you go out and buy one.
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frankspin
Last year HTC and Verizon released one of the best Android phones of the time with the HTC Incredible. Recently the two decided to get together again and release a newer updated version of the Incredible. While at a quick glance the updated version doesn’t look to be much of an upgrade, it is in...
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nickyg600
I don't care if society says it's wrong, I am in love with this phone. After a brief unimpressive experience with a Droid 2 Global, I was ready to call it quits with Android. Turns out it was Motoblur I couldn't stand and not Android. Simple design with minimal buttons, and the onscreen...
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foogledricks
This is a great phone in so many ways. Fast. Slick. Stable. But the speaker renders distorted call quality. The battery died after 14 months. The power and volume buttons receded back into the case making them impossible to push until I took the back-cover off and reassembled it. And...
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feligato
Has a 1450 mAh battery so it last longer than the Inspire 4G for example. Screen size is just right for me, 3.7 is too small and 4.2 or greater have lower ppi (at 800*480). Size and weight is great and runs very fast. Best phone I had to date
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thesailingboss
While most android phones try to be cutting edge, HTC decided to try to optimize and improve the overall experience. Sense gives the device a nice feeling, and includes small details that stock android doesn't include.
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jkendrick
Good solid phone for less than other Android smartphones out there.
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Xra
Good phone for everyday use. With internet can connect via rdp and make basic support work. Custom rom make it upgradable. Very good piece of hardware. maybe some more cpu would have been great.
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gildorluthien
Sept 2011 - Verizon contracts had been up for a few months on me and my wife's phones. I was looking for something that had longevity, and was a good introduction to Android (especially for her). I have not been disappointed with this phone. Battery life is excellent, especially when you...
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drewc15236
The phone is wonderful! This is my third smartphone (I had an LG Ally and a Blackberry Bold 9650), both were good phones, but neither were as good as the Droid Incredible 2. It's comfortable in my hand and it has a bigger screen with a nice screen, not as good as a super AMOLED, but still nice....
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