No discussions about the HTC EVO yet?
Sprint will be first to the market by a long shot with a 4G phone AND a functioning network to use it on in (some) cities. As Sprint and Verizon roam on each others networks, it would still make this one of the best overall, and surely the best Android 3G phone on the market.
And here's is a huge plus with Sprint - they don't cripple phone functionality like Verizon and At&t.![Thumbs Up :thumb: :thumb:](/images/smilies/xthumb.gif)
Even if Sprint has problems with WiMAX, and LTE becomes the better 4G way to go, innovation like this phone from HTC should = a win for us.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/23/htc-evo-4g-is-sprints-android-powered-knight-in-superphone-armo/
*BTW: I've used Sprint, Verizon and AT&T networks. They all suck in at least one way the others don't.
Sprint will be first to the market by a long shot with a 4G phone AND a functioning network to use it on in (some) cities. As Sprint and Verizon roam on each others networks, it would still make this one of the best overall, and surely the best Android 3G phone on the market.
And here's is a huge plus with Sprint - they don't cripple phone functionality like Verizon and At&t.
![Thumbs Up :thumb: :thumb:](/images/smilies/xthumb.gif)
Even if Sprint has problems with WiMAX, and LTE becomes the better 4G way to go, innovation like this phone from HTC should = a win for us.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/23/htc-evo-4g-is-sprints-android-powered-knight-in-superphone-armo/
*BTW: I've used Sprint, Verizon and AT&T networks. They all suck in at least one way the others don't.