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Time for a new phone??
Well I think it is time to get another phone. I really like the evo but it I am just getting tired of it. It is fun to change roms and things like that, but just looking for something else. Does anyone know of another good htc phone that can be rooted? How is the evo 3d? any different?
yep i agree with rxpert. i would like to see what the galaxy nexus has to offer for us sprint users. not to mention what lte will be like for us. i have a evo 3d and i love the phone so if you can't wait then i would give it a try. it is really fast and battery life on a rooted phone is pretty amazing for me at least (YRMV). the smaller screen and lack of a kickstand is my only beef with it. but you get used to that. plus it is dual core and blazing fast.
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yep i agree with rxpert. i would like to see what the galaxy nexus has to offer for us sprint users. not to mention what lte will be like for us. i have a evo 3d and i love the phone so if you can't wait then i would give it a try. it is really fast and battery life on a rooted phone is pretty amazing for me at least (YRMV). the smaller screen and lack of a kickstand is my only beef with it. but you get used to that. plus it is dual core and blazing fast.
1000% waiting for lte. I'm going to because kc is on the lte launch list. Woohoo!
Do they have a code name for it aka supersonic for the evo. Quad core sounds delicious. Throw in some lte and I'm on board. Surely the top tier devs will be all over that one.
What is the difference between CDMA and LTE phones?
The different networks they can access. Sprint currently has CDMA, and Verizon, ATT ect use the better LTE network.
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Do they have a code name for it aka supersonic for the evo. Quad core sounds delicious. Throw in some lte and I'm on board. Surely the top tier devs will be all over that one.
I think you mean that WIMAX will not be used any more in favor of LTE. It's the 4G network. CDMA won't change. Sprint and Verizon are CDMA. AT&T and T-Mobile are GSM.
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When Sprint announced their first ever 4G handset at CTIA in March 2010, they dropped a bombshell on the mobile world. The HTC Evo 4G is a device that introduces a lot of firsts when compared to other North American handsets. This is the first Andr... Read More
Time for a new phone??
