HTC Incredible S comes with a 4-inch WVGA Super LCD and a second generation 1GHz Snapdragon chipset
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Welcome the HTC Incredible S -
one of the three freshmen in HTC's Android lineup and probably the
most important one. The Incredible S will be one the company's best this Spring, and has a 4-inch WVGA Super LCD screen, and a single-core 1GHz Qualcomm
8255 processor, along with 768MB of RAM.
What makes it stand out
is the fact that the labels of its capacitive buttons are not printed
giving the impression of a buttonless device. The buttons also rotate
with the screen adding to the overall Android experience. Design-wise the handset keeps the "Inside Out" angular curves of the original HTC DROID Incredible. It is hardly the lightest device however with a weight of 4.78 ounces (135.5 grams).
When it comes to software, the Incredible S will ship with Android Froyo, but HTC promises to swiftly upgrade it to Android Gingerbread. The HTC Incredible S
will be available sometime during the second quarter of 2011. Stay tuned as we are in Barcelona and we'll update you with a hands-on video of the handset soon!
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11 Comments
1. Kakarotto posted on 15 Feb 2011, 02:37 0 2
It's just uglier version of Desire HD with the same specs, just new screen(SLCD). We have 2011 and these specs are old! Disappointing!
7. BobbyTaba posted on 15 Feb 2011, 09:33 1 0
If it just had dual core. They put the Droid incredible on Verizon so they have to change the name
10. depeche posted on 17 Feb 2011, 17:13 0 0
Really, I would LOVE to know what Sprint is doing?
This time of year is when they go quiet about their line up which drives me insane. Look at all other carriers and they have a dozen phones rolling out.
Sprint has four....
3. osanilevich posted on 15 Feb 2011, 06:39 0 1
aside from the front camera, what's the difference between this, the desire HD and the original incredible?
5. MalakiMills posted on 15 Feb 2011, 07:46 3 0
This is a rather good improvement over the previous models, it has a front facing camera, better screen, larger screen, 1 ghz 2nd generation snap dragon, that being the best improvement over the 1st gen processor in the first incredible, and over the 800 mhz found in the desire and whatnot. The non printed buttons is a nice small change. All in all I think this is a good upgrade for my girlfriend who loves her incredible, and wants a very similar device just with a little bump.
6. roldefol posted on 15 Feb 2011, 07:49 3 0
This is a good evolution of the Incredible - think Droid 2 Global vs. Droid. Not enough of an upgrade that Incredible owners will feel left in the dust, but enough for late adopters to hold out for this one. People see the clock speed and think that indicates lack of performance, but this is likely the same 1 Ghz Snapdragon 2 that powers the Thunderbolt. And let's not forget the big improvement here: BATTERY LIFE.
8. roldefol posted on 15 Feb 2011, 10:50 0 1
And am I the only one who thinks there's a bumper on the front of the phone? Photos here and on cnet show a weird overhang by the speaker and front camera. Is HTC covering up Verizon-specific trim?
11. RC (unregistered) posted on 07 Mar 2011, 12:10 0 0
1-better battery life
2-better screen (optimum variant 4 inch)better than 4.3 inch
3-front camere 1,3 mpxl
so shortly better than HTC desire hd
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