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April9

HTC EVO | EVO 4g

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It is hard to keep up with the “next big thing” online, but here in this article you have a small taste of it. The topic at hand today is the smartphone called the HTC “Evo 4G”. It uses a new technology called “WiMax”. Read on to find out the details in this quick article on the Evo.

Sprint and other companies have been building a network that is five to ten times faster than Wi-Fi. The name given to it is appropriately called; “WiMax”. The “4G” revolution has been started on this newest of networks, with the “first shot” being the big and beautifyl Evo 4G. It not only has the power to use WiMax, but also the power to crunch the huge flow of data. The Evo has a quick processor, the 1000 megahertz Qualcomm “Snapdragon”, that makes the Evo a speed demon. The full gigabyte of RAM memory means the phone is more than ready to handly your full-speed navigation. The Evo will not slow you down.

The screen is large, at 4.3 inches. The screen is handy for typing out messages or emails thanks to its big size. A manual keyboard is done away with, since it is no longer needed. The Evo 4G has four buttons on the front, which correspond to many Android devices; “home”, “search”, “menu” and “back”. The buttons are touch-style buttons, and not manual “click” style. The screen has the now-common ability to turn itself automatically. This is due to having an accelerometer inside that knows which way is “up”.

The Android system is the sweet spot with the HTC Evo 4G. What good is having a Niagra-River flow of data if you can not use it ? The user interface from HTC, called “Sense” handles the menus, which handles the navigation. The Android system coupled with the Evo can do about as much as you would do with a regular laptop or PC. Remember the Evo has a 1000 megahertz processor. Your laptop may be around twice that fast, but the programs are also much larger in size, digitally speaking. It is similar to the race between the tortoise and the hare, except this time, the tortoise has more speed. The Android applications are being cranked out by the hundreds every week. If you do not like the Android system, chances are that in a few weeks from now you will. Right now the Evo has 30,000 applications available to it, popularly called “Android apps”, that are ready to do your bidding.

The HTC Evo 4G has two cameras on board. One camera is for taking photos at breath-taking clarity and the other is for video conferencing. The camera on the back of the smartphone has an eight megapixel rating. The camera on the front has a 1.3 megapixel rating. The camera can also take video at 720p, which many call “high definition”. The Evo has a kickstand, allowing you to be able set up the Evo as a small television. If the size of the screen is not big enough, there is an HDMI connection on the bottom of the unit to connect to a television. For audio, the Evo includes a FM radio. WiMax is augmented by an EVDO wireless connection if you happen to find yourself out of the range of WiMax.

The carrier chosen for this Evo 4G smartphone is Sprint. They are already notifying their customers of a “groundbreaking device” they will have for sale. More than likely it will be the HTC Evo.

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April9

HTC EVO 4G

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If you are one who likes keeping up with the latest advancements in the mobile world, you are going to want to take a look at the HTC Evo 4G. This phone is using the latest broadcasting technology. Read on to find out more about this “groundbreaking” device.

The Evo 4G has a gorgeous screen that makes most other smartphone screens seem tiny. It is laid out in the regular “no keyboard” format. This makes it hard for many who have been accustomed to typing on a regular keyboard, even though it was a small one. The Evo has power, speed and one of the hottest operating systems to run it. With all that introduction, it also is the world´s first smartphone to hook up to a WiMax connection for super-speedy downloads and any other transfer of information.

As the world of technology blooms, means to use it also grows. The people at HTC are not really taking a dare, they know the future. The future is WiMax for the mobile world and the Evo 4G is the first smartphone to be able to use “4G” ( WiMax ) connections. If you happen to not always be in an area served by WiMax, the Evo can still accept a signal from other fast data connections. If you want to talk the HTC Evo uses CDMA networks. Hopefully, the Evo will be able to use GSM connections in the near future for world-wide use.

The phone looks good, but also looks like many other smartphones in its category. It does not have a manual keyboard, but not to worry, the on screen keyboard is huge. The screen measures in at 4.3 inches. This beats most all smartphones, including the flagships from Samsung and Nokia. It is multitouch enabled. It can run the gamut of acrobatics, which means it can do the automatic turning from portrait to landscape just by turning the smartphone on its side. The screen has the “pinch and zoom” but also has a function called “leap”. This is where you use the “pinch and zoom” function while viewing the home screen to access all the home screens at one time.

The operating system is the wildly popular Android model, version 2.1. This is a very popular system at the moment and has over 30,000 applications. Hundreds of new applications are being made for the Evo ( and any other Android-powered device ) weekly. If you do not see one you can use, more than likely it will be here in a few weeks, maybe less. The Google goggles program, Google earth, voice to text, as well as slew of others that are popping up. Some of them are “Ringdroid”, which lets you take a song you like and make a ringtone out of it. “GoCart” is used to save money at the grocery store ( or wherever ) by giving you information from the web about an item. “Dial Zero” gets you through directly to a person at over 600 companies without having to go through the companies phone menus. This is a great time and frustration-saver. As mentioned, more are on the way. You are probably already connected to Google in some way, so letting them give you a boost in your smartphone is natural.

If you like taking a lot of photos, the HTD Evo 4G is also going to be your best friend. It takes photos at a top-gun level of eight megapixels. If that is not enough, there is also a second camera to take videos. The eight megapixel camera is on the back and the other is a 1.3 megapixel facing forward. This will be used in the future for video conferencing. The Evo has its own kickstand to prop up the smartphone to view videos on the “big screen”. If you want, you can also hook up a television or monitor to the HDMI connection on the bottom of the Evo. The Evo takes video shots at a 720p resolution, which is just barely high definition, but it will do. It is certainly better than many other smartphones currently available.

As stated the Evo 4G connects to WiMax. This is a band that is around ten times faster than Wi-Fi. If you have a need for speed, get an Evo. If you happen to be out of range of a Wimax signal, the Evo also uses EVDO networks. The Evo has a 1000 MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor to be able to use all that information flowing through its “veins”. You will not find yourself waiting for a program to open or close. The Evo 4G also has one full gigabyte of RAM. This is impressive and really puts the unit into “turbo” mode. Flying through the menus is literally flying.

The HTC Evo 4G smartphone is going to be sold through Verizon. They are already telling the world they have a “groundbreaking device” they are selling tomorrow. Most people think it will be the Evo 4G.

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April9

HTC Evo 4G

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Just wait till you get your first view of the latest from HTC. The HTC Evo 4G is the as-yet unknown wave of the future of mobile technology. Get the facts here in this short articel on this smartphone from HTC.

If you could take your current smartphone and give it about a five to ten times faster data connection, would you do it ? That is where WiMax and the Evo enter the picture. Wimax is more powerful than Wi-Fi for pure connection speed. Until now you could not find a smartphone to use this with this new super connection. Now you have the HTC Evo 4G. This smartphone was originally called the “Supersonic” for the obvious reason of 4G. Do not let the term “4G” confuse you, it is simply the next level in mobile advances, and uses WiMax to achieve its goals. The Evo is similar to the “first shot” in a war. It is starting a new trend.

The screen on the HTC Evo is unexpectedly large, brilliant and clear. On “first time” devices, you do not usually have a great layout. That just is not true for the Evo. The screen is a huge 4.3 inches large. That is bigger than most regular smartphone screens, including the “google phone”, the Nexus One, which also happens to be made by HTC. HTC has been working together with Google for more than a year, so that should not come as a surprise. The clarity of the Evo 4G phone is superb, at 800 by 480 pixels of resolution. It has 65,536 colors to display. This is not quite the sixteen million of some smartphones, but will still impress you with its clarity and vitality. The Android platform allows the screen to have multitouch ability. In addition, the Evo has one more ability. Pinching ( pinching the screen ) on the screen while on the home screen brings up all the other home screens that the Evo has. This is called “leap” and is particulary useful for navigation of the Evo 4G.

The hardware powering the HTC Evo is as impressive as the screen. It has a 1000 megahertz processor, the same as on the Nexus One. This speed demon keeps the navigation from ever slowing down. It is close to impossible to crash this device. The internal memory on the clocks in at 440 megabytes. The Evo has one full gigabyte of RAM. That is astounding for such a small device, but technology is advancing rapidly. A nice touch for the Evo is the kickstand. You can prop up the smartphone and watch videos without having to hold it. If you want, you can also hook up the Evo to a television or monitor with the indcluded HDMI connector.

The operating system is the nuclear-hot Android created by Google. It has over 30,000 applications ready to make your life easier. Since we are already hooked up to Google in one way or another already, why not use their operating system on your mobile device ? This allows you to connect to youtube, gmail and google talk without problems. The Android system includes the ability to wipe your personal information from the phone remotely if you should lose your Evo or have it stolen. The other applications are things that will allow you to save money, save time or make your work more productive.

The looks of the HTC Evo are basic. There is no manual keyboard, but using the big screen to type messages is less of a problem on an Evo. The smartphone comes in basic black. It has four touch buttons on the front; back, home, menu and search. All other functions are initiated on the touchscreen. The Evo has two cameras, believe it or not, one is for photos and the other is for video conferencing. The video conferencing is not up to par yet, but Sprint is working on it.

No prices and no release date is set yet for the HTC Evo 4G. Sprint has claimed they have a “groundbreaking” new device they want to show the world tomorrow. Most people “in the know” believe it will be the Evo 4G.

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