HTC Droid Incredible appears on offical Verizon page, comes April 29
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The Android smartphone itself looks very nice and has an industrial design, with Verizon-like red accents, which fit perfectly with the jet black body. Of course, HTC's Sense UI is also there to provide you with a better overall experience. You can check the page through our source link.
So now we have a question for you. Which one seems cooler to you: the Google-powered Nexus One, which is also expected soon with Verizon (how about a Droid Nexus One?) or the Sense-packing HTC Droid Incredible? Or maybe you want to experience the WiMAX power of the almighty HTC EVO 4G? Feel free to comment below!
HTC Droid Incredible Preliminary Specifications
source: Verizon
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First official photo of the HTC Droid Incredible for Verizon Wireless |
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2. dswatson83 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 10:14 0 0
Its coming out 2 months earlier with amoled display...and on a better network (assuming you don't have sprints 4g in your area like me. if you do though, i'd get the EVO in a heartbeat). Its hard to compare current tech with future tech. I guarantee when the EVO comes out, there will be an announcement for an even better phone 2 months later. The Incredible is among if not the best of all the current phones out there
8. Ray posted on 14 Apr 2010, 10:37 0 0
I agree there is always gonna be a better phone with better specs and features its like you said 2 months later a better phone comes out but i wonder how its gonna be like maybe 5 years from now there will probably be a new and better phone coming out every couple weeks..
11. mr. anderson posted on 14 Apr 2010, 11:07 0 0
sprint has bested vzw in 3g data for years, 4g is just the icing on the cake. as for the screen, amoled is nice but the droid still looks better than the n1
16. chack_fu posted on 14 Apr 2010, 12:59 0 0
Just a question but isn't 4G only available to business accounts?
26. jbroots3 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 14:38 0 0
Verizon is INCREDIBLY gay... this is going to be a nexus one with 'sense.' That's it... nothing ground breaking like the EVO or a new iphone. i love android but this is barely better than par.
31. rjt185 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 14:52 0 0
you have issued if you think the phone is barely better than par.
34. jbroots3 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 14:57 0 0
there's nothing ground breaking about it. its another android thats barely keeping up with times... im not saying its bad. its just not a home run.
35. yourSNisDumb posted on 14 Apr 2010, 15:15 0 0
your comment is gay. a device does not have to be groundbreaking to serve it's purpose. haters need not troll.
39. jbroots3 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 16:28 0 0
need not? thanks for defending verizon yoda. like i said before: "... im not saying its bad. its just not a home run." it doesnt deserve a ton of hype. dont be myopic.
45. rjt185 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 17:51 0 0
You have to weigh out the phone/network duo as opposed to the phone on its own. Comparing to an EVO or iPhone is silly because they don't run on the same network nor where they meant to do the same. The EVO is not only a super phone because of its specs but its a super phone because it HAS to be, it's launching 4G for Sprint. The iPhone is "superb" in its own right because it used to be unique/different and Apple. For Verizon, the Incredible IS a homerun. It's the top spec'ed phone (will be) and aside from a handful of features ... not many other phones regardless of the network surpass it.
48. gambino37 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 18:05 0 0
need not just happens to be proper englilsh retard. Nice try though. What is so groundbreaking with the EVO anyway? 4G? Really? Faster data speeds arent really groundbreaking, more like expected.
51. awesomeanthony posted on 14 Apr 2010, 21:35 0 0
Sprint has NEVER had a better 3g data than Verizon.
59. jbroots3 posted on 16 Apr 2010, 15:40 0 0
rjt, the only reason i disagree is with you, respectfully of course, is that even though it will be verizon's top spec'd phone, it really isn't paving the way for much down the road (like the Moto Droid or Nexus 1 when it first released with Tmo). If this was the first Verizon LTE phone, or if the specs of it were unprecedented, i could see this launch warranting a ton of hype. My favorite manufacturer is HTC, dating back to pocket pc's. They were the first to launch Android devices with the G1. But the reality right now is that there isn't very much seperating a 1Ghz processed Android phone from another. It needs a wow factor. The incredible is a very solid device, just about 6 months too late to be considered 'golden.'
3. Trevsx1000 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 10:17 0 0
"Ain't got nothing on the EVO"? Sorry but some people don't live in major cities where the EVO would tear it up on WiMax. Beyond that they are near identical.
4. donjonson410 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 10:33 0 0
no front facing cam, smaller screen, no 720p video, no mifi, no wimax support, no kickstand, no hdmi port
7. easytochris posted on 14 Apr 2010, 10:36 0 0
And it isn't necessarily major cities either. I live in Boise, ID and we were one of the ten launch cities for WiMax. It's simply where Clear and Sprint chose to put their WiMax
15. Trevsx1000 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 12:48 0 0
1.3 MP front facing cam? I will not be taking pics with that and what's the point of it of it with no video chat? Smaller OLED screen. There are few people who would use the 'mifi' type capabilities because of cost and what will more than likely be a 5GB limit like most of them now days. Kickstand? Meh. As for 720p I'll give you that and HDMI port I'll wait to see what apps will support that i.e. TV.com.
18. donjonson410 posted on 14 Apr 2010, 13:43 0 0
no cap on 4g, front facing cam is for video chat.
