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We review the HTC One S and One X, get our hands on the Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE, plus take a look at Instragram for Android (and all the hate that follows). You're not going to want to miss this one.
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Thing 1: The HTC One X
- HTC One X review
- HTC One X - a second opinion
- AT&T One X prototype may mean early access for hackery
- Searching for a rational reason to hate a manufacturer's UI
- HTC One X or the Samsung Galaxy Nexus?
- HTC One X shows us why developers need to lose the menu button
- How to cut down a SIM card for the HTC One X (and any other phone)
Thing 2: The HTC One S
- HTC One S preview
- Sense 4 screenshot gallery
- How HTC Sense 4 handles your private data - a Q&A
- HTC One camera effects
- HTC Sense 4: The definitive guide
Thing 3: The Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE
- Sprint announces the HTC EVO 4G LTE
- HTC EVO 4G LTE specs
- HTC EVO 4G LTE gallery
- Hands-on with the HTC EVO 4G LTE
- HTC EVO 4G LTE pre-orders start May 7, $200 with contract
- The EVO 4G LTE isn't the HTC One X — it might be better
- One of the EVO 4G LTE's most important features may be one you hate the most
- What version of Android is the HTC EVO 4G LTE using?
- HTC EVO 4G LTE promo video released, offers glimpse of possible 3D variant
Thing 4: Google Project Glass
Thing 5: Instagram on Android
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JeremySVilla says:
Hand_O_Death says:
Look how much more awake Alex is. Do not spoil him too much with not depriving him of sleep, he might get used to it.
disturbed1 says:
Oh man I want that EVO 4G LTE so bad! I'm in KCMO, so LTE is right around the corner!
Jack33 says:
Battery life is key. No matter how good the screen resolution, how fancy the UI, how powerful the processor, if the phone dies by 3pm or I have to constantly worry about charging the phone when it falls 30% or below, the phone is useless to me.
And aftermarket extended battery that bloats your phone like it's pregnant is also useless. There's a reason why DROID Maxx is doing so well and I just can't understand why other makers do not follow this trend.
chubb says:
That's the truth. Battery life is the only thing I hate about my galaxy nexus. Since I need a otter box case(prone to breaking screens working in a salvage auto auction) a big extended battery is a no go. I charge this thing 3-4 times a day. A non removable battery is a huge no to me, unless its the size of the Maxx. Also I'm on this phone a lot. Get about 3 hrs screen time. Have lots of downtime at work.
Gekko says:
do you keep LTE on 24/7?
mhmmdy123 says:
Chubb.. You must have nothing to do, just playing games and watching you tube all day.
chubb says:
Got a boring job. And lte is always on(live, work and travel in lte), sync off, auto brightness.
Klotz says:
Evo 4G Lte. I dont know whos gonna like this phone more my girlfried or my kitty. http://cheapconfessions.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/dscf0026-1.jpg
ab304945 says:
im done waiting for the GS3, i will be getting the evo 4g lte
Klotz says:
Just hoping Samsung releases some GS3 info before Evo4gLTE hits stores so I can decide if I want to wait. GS3 may be just be a beast of a phone (and look cleaner) and if Samsung confirms that, it might be worth waiting for.
hmmm says:
If Samsung was smart they would do that. All those EVO owners contracts are coming due and my guess is the type of people who bought an EVO back in the day are the type of people who are going to want to move into another high end phone as soon as they can. If there is no info about the SG3 then the choice is pretty clear on Sprint which phone is the best as of right now.