You can either have a 3.7" OLED or a 4.3" TFT. If I had the choice I would pick the 3.7" because it is much brighter, better colours, darker blacks and most importantly, consumers less than 50% of an equivalent sized TFT. A 4.3" OLED is still a dream for now
Not much bigger than iphone. Thinner than Iphone, a lot more screen real estate than Iphone and if it is amoled then it consumes less power and has deeper blacks than iphone. Thats pretty Fing sweet to me.
Not much bigger than iphone. Thinner than Iphone, a lot more screen real estate than Iphone and if it is amoled then it consumes less power and has deeper blacks than iphone. Thats pretty Fing sweet to me.
The droid only has 100MA more rating on the battery than the Eris yet has a bigger screen much higher rez and faster proc. I would presume a new HTC phone with bigger screen, especially an amoled would negate the battery issues of the eris or at least match the battery life due to more efficient proc, screen and probably powermanagement of A2.0/1 vs 1.5
I am currently on the 3GS and it is not noticeable in the pocket, esp compared to my older phones like the touch pro and the mogul which were more brickish. The Droids thinness was great but the weight and way the screen slid open were what made it a little annoying but still more pocketable IMO than the TP or mogul. Its really the thinness that matters most but if the dimensions were any larger then it would start pushing the limit.
don't put it in your pocket...use a belt holder...problem solved...do you know anyone who puts their BB S2 in their pockets? if the HD2 came to VZW as an Android variant...it would be a real game changer...
but i don't think I can wait either....NE2 was up in sept...and i'm on a 1st gen Voyager
My Storm1 goes in my pocket, no problem and that's with a hard case on. Maybe your all's pants are too tight. lol
I carried my first HTC on a belt clip and somehow it got knocked off me and I didn't notice. Not surprisingly it was never found. So now it's always in my pocket or purse.
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