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Manufacturer: HTC Part number: EVO3DSPT
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- The 3D features are a fun addition, but it's the HTC Evo 3D's zippy performance and improved battery life that make this Android smartphone one of Sprint's best.
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CNET editors' review
HTC Evo 3D (Sprint) price range: $99.99
- Reviewed by: Bonnie Cha
- Reviewed on: 06/15/2011
- Released on: 06/24/2011
The good: The HTC Evo 3D improves on its predecessor with a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and a larger battery. The Android Gingerbread smartphone also features a glasses-free 3D display and can capture 3D photos and video.
The bad: The smartphone doesn't offer much internal memory, and call quality could be better. The glasses-free 3D display has limited viewing angles and depth of field.
The bottom line: The 3D features are a fun addition, but it's the HTC Evo 3D's zippy performance and improved battery life that make this Android smartphone one of Sprint's best.
User reviews
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Another Evo, Another Specs Monster!
by K-Rivera on June 24, 2011
Pros: + Dual LED flash
+ Dual core processor is fast
+ Call quality has been excellent
+ Slightly slimmer than the original and feels great in the handCons: - Much of the hype is on the 3D feature
- Screen would be more vividSummary: When the Evo 4G came out, it was a beast like nothing before it. Even a year later, the Evo 4G isn't too shabby. It just received Gingerbread, the ...
Summary: When the Evo 4G came out, it was a beast like nothing before it. Even a year later, the Evo 4G isn't too shabby. It just received Gingerbread, the latest Android update and is one of the few Android phones right now that can stream Netflix.
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A little history on myself, I've generally had the top Sprint smartphone since the Mogul, then to Touch Pro, Palm Pre and in the last year, I've used mainly the Evo, with a few months of the Epic.
Onto the 3D: HTC's follow-up to the blockbuster Evo 4G is to give us a feature that nobody was asking for: a 3D capable display with stereoscopic cameras. The 3D effect is pretty cool. You do have some blur until the camera adjusts. While it's something you've probably never seen, short of the Nintendo 3DS, it just not something most people will find impressive. At no point have I thought wow, I'm really glad my phone can do this. You do have the option to turn it off and take regular pictures. The 3D has dual LED flash, just like the first Evo and the standard pictures come out sharp. Speaking of the LEDs, it is missing the flashlight app, but I'm sure HTC will add that in for a future update.
Ok, that's out of the way. What else does this phone have? Speed. The dual core processor is fast and you will notice it from the first boot-up. Subsequent boot-ups take about 12 seconds to get to the home screen. My Epic Galaxy S, not a slow phone by any means, takes over 30 seconds to boot to the home screen. Even when downloading my 30-40 apps from Market, there was no lag. You have 1.15GB of internal memory for apps, so you won't have to worry about running out of space like the first one. HTC is still only throwing in an 8GB micro SD, but it's class 4 speed this time. 16GB cards are cheap, so that's a worthwhile upgrade for those that want to put a lot of media on their phone.
HTC's Sense interface has been a popular feature and with Sense 3.0, a lot of improvements are made and there's a lot to love here. I don't care for the carousel effect when flicking screens and you still don't have an option to remove screens (I don't need 7). The notification bar has a quick settings tab that let's you toggle all your data widgets. I will eventually go back to Launcher Pro, but for now I am enjoying the new Sense. The lock screen has the ability to go to certain apps, and to display weather or other items that you can personalize. It's a welcome integration and you no longer have to rely on a third party app for this function. You will notice other little things like the segmented app drawer pages.
Call quality has been excellent, just as the original. From when I've checked, I'm getting at least 4 bars throughout the greater Los Angeles area.
So is it worth it if you have an Evo 4G, or an Epic 4G? Not if what you have is still going strong. It is an improvement, so if money isn't an issue, by all means, get it. The 3D is slightly slimmer than the original and feels great in the hand. I prefer the matte finish on the side and the new case design, but this is subjective. I absolutely love the giant camera button. The power button is very soft and doesn't take much effort to push. You might have to get used to that, but I now prefer it over a button that is harder to push.
I do like the phone a lot. Like the original Evo, it is a beast in the specs, as well as performance department. I gave the original 5 stars and the 3D is better but I can't give it 5 stars because so much of the hype is on the 3D feature, which I will hardly use, same as most people. You have to compare it to what is here now and the Evo 3D isn't far ahead of any other phone, like the original was. The masses would have preferred that HTC just left out the 3D all together, make it thinner and lighter, maybe leave in the kickstand. The screen would be more vivid, with better viewing angles, since it would closer to the glass. The camera is not flush with the rest of the back, which can be annoying, just like the first Evo, if you didn't use a case.
So the Evo 3D is great but most users that want a big screen will opt for Samsung's Galaxy S II, once it's an option.
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Updated on Sep 27, 2011
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A very nice upgrade from the Evo 4G!
by Khemistry84 on June 26, 2011
Pros: Super LCD/qHD screen
1.2GHz dual-core processor
Gingerbread 2.3.3 OS
Sense 3.0
Dedicated camera shutter button
3D capabilitiesCons: Location of microSD/charge port
Slightly slimmer width of deviceSummary: I nabbed my very own EVO 3D on launch day. The phone has a really solid feel and its design is slimmer than the EVO 4G which makes it easier ...
Summary: I nabbed my very own EVO 3D on launch day. The phone has a really solid feel and its design is slimmer than the EVO 4G which makes it easier to hold. I had no problem with the size of the EVO 4G, but, I know many others did. The screen is ever-so-slightly slimmer than the original EVOs, but the phones overall size is slightly taller.
The Super LCD/qHD screen is rather nice. The phone boots up significantly faster than the EVO 4G. I turn my phone on and blink a few times and it's already at the home lockscreen. All of the hype that I had been hearing about Gingerbread 2.3.3 and especially the new Sense 3.0, was definitely warranted. The EVO 3D is extra snappy and responsive, thanks to its 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor. The lockscreen using Sense 3.0 is amazing! A live weather animation flashes across the screen upon turning the screen on. From there, you have four options: (1) placing a phone call or accessing your phonebook; (2) accessing your email; (3) activating the 2D/3D camera or video camera; or (4) accessing your text messages. My favorite feature of the new Sense 3.0 is that missed calls and emails are finally displayed on your screen. The older versions of Android/Sense didn't do that... at least not on the phones I've had.
The carousel effect of the new Sense 3.0 is really neat. It's nice not having to scroll between seven screens one way and then being stopped abruptly and having to go back the other way... you just go round and around and around endlessly, if you want. And if you spin the homescreens really fast, a really neat animation effect, will occur.
The new homescreens are really nice. There are many different stock homescreens that you can choose for the overall theme of your phone. If you don't like the weather clock the shows the time and the weather beneath it, you can change the theme to one that replaces the weather with Facebook updates from your friends.
The call quality has been really good for me. Calls on the other end of the line say that I sound really clear and the internal speaker is noticeably louder than on the EVO 4G. The EVO 3D has a new feature that I really liked on my old Touch Pro2... when you flip the phone onto its back, the speaker activates its self.
Now, to the feature everyone is wondering about... the 3D! I have to say, that I find the 3D to be pretty good. The phone comes pre-loaded with some professional 3D pics and videos that you can sample. The pre-installed content looks AMAZING! I was really thinking that amateur photos taken by myself, would look really cheesy, but they actually look really good. Whatever you're taking a photo of, pops off the screen and you can really get a sense of 3-Dimensions and depth. The camera also has a dedicated two-stage shutter button that makes taking photos a breeze. I have been aching for a shutter button on a high-end smartphone. Finally, someone listed! There is also a dual LED flash with the EVO 3D. I also like the fact that I can connect my EVO 3D to my Sony 40" 3D LED HDTV and view all of my EVO 3D content on there as well.
The phone comes with adequate memory, including 4GB of internal memory and an 8GB Class 4 microSD card. I purchased a 16GB Class 6 microSD card beforehand, as I wanted more memory and faster processing speeds. Those two things were sorely lacking on my EVO 4G.
The battery is 'okay'. It's better than the EVO 4Gs battery initially was, at least in my opinion. Certain things will drain the battery fast, especially when downloading apps from the Android Market. But when I received my phone, the battery was more than half dead, and even thought I played around with it a lot as well as used the navigation system, the battery still had juice left before I needed to worry about charging it. Hopefully HTC will release an update soon to correct any battery life issues.
This phone is a nice upgrade. I was very happy with my EVO 4G and i wouldn't try to make anyone with one jealous of not having the new EVO 3D, as both a really great and solid phones. But, I am very happy with my new upgrade and I'd recommend either phone to anyone. Gingerbread and the new Sense 3.0, alone, make it a reason to upgrade to the EVO 3D. I think a lot of people are under the impression that the 3D is the main feature of the phone and that it MUST be used. That's not the case. The phone is primarily a 2D device, the 3D is optional and can be turned off. The 3D is only functional for taking/viewing pictures, videos, and certain games.5 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Terrible integration with Android software.
by GKG81 on October 23, 2011
Pros: - 1.2 Ghz SnapDragon core processing speed is fast.
- Great QHD screenCons: - Phone turns off randomly. You won't even know the phone is off
until you try to see if you've missed any calls or texts. Not a
battery issue as it has been replaced several times.
- Texts arrive several days later.
- Several software integration issueSummary: Overhyped phone that has terrible integration with Android software and battery issues. Would never buy this again. Twenty phone calls and five visits later, Sprint has recommended I exchange phones.
Summary: Overhyped phone that has terrible integration with Android software and battery issues. Would never buy this again. Twenty phone calls and five visits later, Sprint has recommended I exchange phones.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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New to android
by harCre on June 28, 2011
Pros: Great features, excellent functionality and fun 3d feature. I and all my family and friend have really enjoyed this phone. The possibilities are endless and the phone is solid and well constructed. Compatible with the last apps and technologies.
Cons: Long learning curve, memory card isn't easily accessible and a pain to sync with my old phone.
Summary: I would buy again and recommend, the phone is cutting edge tech and I'm glad I didn't wait for the I-Phone5
Summary: I would buy again and recommend, the phone is cutting edge tech and I'm glad I didn't wait for the I-Phone5
4 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Dont do it! A phone still needs to be a phone!
by ohreli on October 25, 2011
Pros: Fast, nice screen (except in direct sunlight, see below), Sense 3.0 is beautiful and robust.
Cons: Poor phone reception , mediocre voice quality, tinny speakerphone with very low volume. (A phone still needs to be a phone!!) Mediocre battery life (standby life is much better than EVO, bu t battery life still sucks if you use it!) Screen is narrower t
Summary: I upgraded to this from the original EVO. But due to the cons above, I traded it in for a Motorola Photon, and am very glad I did. Although Motorola'...
Summary: I upgraded to this from the original EVO. But due to the cons above, I traded it in for a Motorola Photon, and am very glad I did. Although Motorola's interface is not as slick as Sense 3.0, I was able to generally compensate for that by sleuthing out third-party widgets on the Android Market. The Photon is just as fast as the EVO 3D, and in almost every other way (phone reception, speaker quality and volume, battery life), the Photon is a vastly superior phone.
3 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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High Quality phone
by Jason_Franco on July 4, 2011
Pros: - Battery management built in
- Application / Memory management built in
- QHD screen which displays full web page like as desktop pc
- Build quality
- 800mhz frequency added to this phones radio
- The 3d works which in my opinion makes it more than a gimCons: - Would prefer more internal storage.
- High resolution display makes the icons smaller which you may not like coming from a phone with a lower resolution display because it may strain your eyes.
- Not full root capable at this time but HTC is working onSummary: Summary of the Pros:
I have always been a fan of HTC sense and its widgets. It provides a user experience like no other. There are days were I like ...Summary: Summary of the Pros:
HTC has just announced that The EVO 3D along with the HTC sensation, should receive the update which will unlock the boot loader sometime near the end or August early September... I can't wait!
I have always been a fan of HTC sense and its widgets. It provides a user experience like no other. There are days were I like to position or day trade in the stock market and the HTC stock widget app is great for monitoring stocks current trading price and it includes charts. I also make use of the HTC calendar for scheduling my appointments with clients. It is beautiful to look at and it works well.There is a battery management system included (go to menu,settings then power...) to enable power efficiency or power saving profiles that you can tweak to your needs. I like this because it eliminates the need to install a third party app. When you pull down the drawer from the top of the screen and touch "quick settings" at the bottom, there is an option that reads, "total memory".Touch "total memory" top open a list of currently running programs which you can move to the sd card, stop select programs from running, or touch the "kill all" button on the bottom to shut off everything that is listed, this is another great accessible feature that will do well on its on without the need for a third party task killer.
The QHD screen is very responsive and great for web browsing. I know a lot of people have been reading the reviews on the Samsung Galaxy s2 and its super amoled plus screen. I went to an at&t store and looked at the samsung infuse which uses the same super amoled plus screen as the samsung gs2. Yes the colors look more rich than the QHD display, but it some areas the amoled was over saturated. Supposedly the new gs2 will feature a way of turning down the saturation. In short the difference was not enough for me to claim the super amoled plus screen as vastly superior to a super LCD QHD display. Plus this phone build quality is solid, another improvement over the origanal EVO 4G. The photos you see on the web on this phone due not do it justice. I looks much better in person.
This phone has an upgraded radio which supports the 800mhz band. What this means is that when Sprint is done migrating the IDEN network used for Nextel, this phone will be able to make use of the 800mhz frequency. What does that mean to you? Basically your reception will increase inside buildings because lower radio frequencies penetrate through walls better.
I have viewed 3d content such as the green hornet, yes like most people have said what you see is depth in your viewing. But, there are times where you do have images that look like they pop of the screen. To have an idea what I am talking about watch the scene were Kato goes into the frig to get two beers, when he spins off both of the bottle caps you do see the affect where it looks like the bottle caps came at you off the screen. There are also plenty of you tube content in 3d.
Summary of cons:
In comparison to the samsung gs2 and the photon this phone comes up short on internal memory but I guess thats the trade of for the 3d cameras.
My other issue is the higher resolution screen. While I like the better view of webpages and increased legibility of text, I have a hard time texting with one hand because the characters on the keyboard are smaller. Not that big of an issue but I do make more mistakes now then I did before with the original EVO.
Conclusion:
This phone is a smart purchase. I did not buy this phone for its 3d capabilities but for its dual core processor, gpu and ram. I had considered waiting for the samsung gs2 and photon to be released before I made by decision but I decided to go with the EVO 3d because my experience with HTC has never been negative. In comparison to the Samsung, the latest samsung designs tries to hard to be an iphone clone, which just annoys me regardless of what hardware they have. The motorola photon just seems boring, its only strong points is its GSM support and Internal storage. GSM is something I will barely use. The EVO 3D does everything I need, fast and with style. It has a rich feature set for all types of users.
Updated on Jul 11, 20113 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great phone, fast and 3D is a nice extra not main star
by drgonzo712 on June 27, 2011
Pros: -Fast processor
-Instant Access to all apps
-Great 3D in the sweet spot (larger sweet spot for videos)
-Crystal Clear Screen Resolution
-Dedicated Camera button and 3D/2D Toggle Switch
-Great Pictures and Video in 2D & 3D
-Sense 3.0
-Premium FeelCons: -Small Sweet Spot for 3D pictures
-NO 1080P Video in 2D
-Locked & Encrypted Bootloader (not a big deal if you don't want root)
-No NFC Chip
-Photo quality (mainly colors) suffers in low light
-Slow 3G (having same issues with new update for EVO 4G)Summary: The bottom line is the EVO 3D is an amazing phone and the best android device that I have played with (checked out quite a few). With a 1.2 ...
Summary: The bottom line is the EVO 3D is an amazing phone and the best android device that I have played with (checked out quite a few). With a 1.2 GHz Dual Core Processor and 1 GB or RAM this is for sure the fastest phone I have used. The display is beautiful (colors are only slightly off from the iPhone's retina display but not by much). Picture quality in well lit areas is amazing (on par with the iPhone camera) and can be slightly worse than the iPhone in low lit areas (got it pretty close with some adjustments to the camera). 3D is a nice feature and cool to show off. The sweet spot to view 3D photos is very limited, but when you get it the pictures are so deep and detailed (it looks like you are looking through a window and not on a screen). 3D video is pretty impressive especially when watching The Green Hornet. The sweet spot for video is a lot more forgiving than the photos and images are deep, detailed and sometimes jump off the screen. I would recommend this phone to anyone looking for the processor, RAM, screen and camera. It is fast smooth and have had no issues with anything other than some slow 3G data speeds, which I was having with my EVO 4G with the new GingerBread update. (Sprint Problem Not the Phone). I have read some reviews about bad call quality, but I have not experienced that at all. Everything is crisp loud and I have not heard complaints from anyone on the other end. Also, if you are worried about the 1GB of usable internal storage, don't be. I have about 200 apps and after moving the ones that can be moved to the SD card, I have about 800 MB of storage left.
Great phone, buy it for the processor and superior features in the hardware, love it for the fact you have a cool new way to watch videos and look at pictures.3 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great Android product, great features, one big problem
by 2jagged on January 26, 2012
Pros: the 3D is awesome, even the 2D pictures are pretty good, The andriod market more than competes with the Iphone Apps and the size and feel of the phone really works
Cons: Big problem with freezing and rebooting. batt. not great under high use, and speakerphone volume low
Summary: Caveat, I am up grading from a palm Pre (which I loved) and have both an IPhone 3 and IPod touch. So I had high expectations for this phone; which ...
Summary: Caveat, I am up grading from a palm Pre (which I loved) and have both an IPhone 3 and IPod touch. So I had high expectations for this phone; which have for the most part been met. I Love the features, the 3D is awesome, the dual core processor attracted me, but I really don't see much difference (that may also be the result of HD picture; again quality and resolution are both better than my palm but speed is the same). The functionality of it seems to work, I like the Gingerbread OS.
I must update my comment. I returned that particular phone and got another. Boy I must have been tricked, this phone is faster, no freezing issues, and the plug is different. It's been another four days and the phone froze once, while I was running like 5-10 apps (two were memory hogging games) but after I pressed the off button, it went back to the home screen and I was able to kill most of the apps and continue on the memory hogging game.
But the one thing that leads me to write this review is the fact that it won't stop freezing and rebooting itself. Just a second ago, as I am typing this review, I looked over and saw it restarting. The CNET Review commented on how the phone randomly restarted during their trial period but my guessing is that if they had it for another day it would have happened again. For me, I just got this darn thing 4 days ago, and have performed nearly every single update possible. Therefore there is no reason for it to be shutting itself off. Furthermore, I have seen it freeze 6 times: twice while sending simple SMS texts, twice while on the web ("safe" corp. sites, one of which was CNET that cause the latest incident) once on a random app., and once when I pulled it out of my pocket (it was not running anything at all) frozen on the reboot screen. If it were not for this issue I would be really happy but Man I don't know what to do but to vent. I just hope one day during an emergency I don't have to stop what I am doing to remove the battery because my phone froze.
This is my first and long awaited Android and just like good food can overcome bad service, my review is on the whole. But Boy I wish HTC would do something about this issue.
Updated on Jan 31, 2012
I forgot to mention the speaker, now it's not great for calls, but it is pretty good when playing music (BTW there is a built in app for FM Radio!!! Take that APPLE USERS) Plus when you plug in there are three built in modes for sounds.
Finally the battery life is ok. Yesterday I made it through the day with 1.1 charge (I did plug it in for 5 min.s at work). With moderate usage, I made it with energy to spare (I was on yellow).
Overall I am much more pleased with my replacement. It's a little big for my taste but well worth the benefits.2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
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MP's arent the most important thing...
by SayRay on June 20, 2011
Pros: Battery life is amazing
4g
3D
FastCons: camera lenses scratch easy
Summary: Mega pixels arent just the only thing that is important when considering a camera, like how are you going to say my Nikon D90 (10MP) gets beat by a point ...
Summary: Mega pixels arent just the only thing that is important when considering a camera, like how are you going to say my Nikon D90 (10MP) gets beat by a point and shoot samsung (14MP).
Lens and image sensor are far more important.4 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Nice upgrade, but not that much better than the EVO 4g!
by dbram84 on June 30, 2011
Pros: Good battery life
Beautiful screen display
3d looks awsome
Dual core processorsCons: kick stand
Speakerphone
Charging port is on the sideSummary: The Evo 3d is a good phone, but I'm not totally blown away. I've done web browsing speed test between the EVO 3d and EVO 4g and I ...
Summary: The Evo 3d is a good phone, but I'm not totally blown away. I've done web browsing speed test between the EVO 3d and EVO 4g and I must say the EVO 4g is not that far behind. Some pages loaded quicker on the EVO 4g, but for the most part the EVO 3d loaded pages faster only around five seconds quicker than the EVO 4g. The new HTC sense 3.0 is fantastic and is really convenient for the user. The 3d looks great once you find your sweet spot so images looks like its popping off the screen. 3d video playback looks great also. The speakerphone is alright I personally prefer the EVO 4g speakerphone its clearer and much louder. Pictures came out decent slighty more detailed than the EVO 4g. I was really impressed not only with video recording, but the audio while video recording its nice and clear HTC did a great job at that. Video recording at 720p looks amazing and shows pretty good detail. Battery life is exceptional i can get a full days use out of it unlike the EVO 4G. The qhd screen is much improved over the EVO 4g its super sharp and colors look good its on par with the iphone display. The dual core processors allows this phone to be fast and lag free which is needed now days with users running multiple applications. The phone also feels really good in your hands I love the built quality. Overall if your not a fan of 3d I wouldn't jump the gun and upgrade from the EVO 4g, but if you want a phone with 3d capabilities then I'll say go for it. You won't be disappointed with this phone.
3 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: HTC
- Part number: EVO3DSPT
- Description: The EVO 3D doesn't require you to wear anything special to get fully immersed in its 4.3" 3D QHD screen. From watching movies in 3D, to taking 3D pictures, to capturing your own 3D video, nothing more is needed by you.
General
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Smartphone
- Form Factor Touch
- Phone Design PDA
- Integrated Components Wi-Fi hotspot,
GPS receiver,
2nd camera,
Digital player,
Voice recorder,
3D digital camera - Width 2.56 in
- Depth 0.48 in
- Height 4.96 in
- Weight 5.9 oz
Cellular
- Technology CDMA/WiMax
- Band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (Quadband) / HSDPA 900/1700/2100 (Tri-band)
- Mobile Broadband Generation 4G
- Service Provider Sprint Nextel
- Operating System Android 2.3 Gingerbread
- User Interface HTC Sense
- Input Device(s) Touch sensitive screen
Messaging & Internet
- Cellular Messaging Services MMS,
SMS - Instant Messaging Services Google Talk
- Supported Email Protocols POP3,
IMAP4 - Supported Social Networks and Blogs Twitter,
Facebook - Messaging & Data Features Text messages,
Multimedia messages (MMS),
Instant messages,
E-Mail,
HTML Browser - Mobile Services YouTube,
Google Goggles,
Gmail,
Google Search,
NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM,
Sprint Football Live,
Sprint TV,
Google Play Communications
- Data Transmission EV-DO
- Wireless Interface Bluetooth 3.0,
IEEE 802.11b/g/n,
WiMAX - Bluetooth Profiles Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
- Communication Features Internet browser,
Mobile Email client Phone Features
- Phone Functions Voice control,
Call timer,
Conference call,
Speakerphone,
Voice dialing,
Vibrating alert - Polyphonic Ringer Yes
- Additional Features DLNA Certified,
TV-out via HDMI,
Widgets support,
3D content sharing through HDMI Organizer
- Personal Information Management Synchronization with PC,
Calendar,
Calculator,
Reminder,
Alarm clock Processor
- Type QUALCOMM MSM8660
- Clock Speed 1.2 GHz
Memory
- RAM 1 GB
- Bult-in Memory 4 GB
- User Memory 4 GB
- Supported Flash Memory Cards microSDHC - up to 32 GB
Digital Camera
- Sensor Resolution 5 megapixels
- Optical Sensor Type CMOS
- Focus Adjustment Automatic
- Video Recorder Resolutions 1920 x 1080 (1080p),
1280 x 720 (720p) - Features 3D video recording
Navigation System
- GPS Navigation A-GPS receiver
- Navigation Software & Services Sprint Navigation,
Google Maps Display
- Type Yes LCD display - Color
- Technology Super LCD
- Diagonal Size 4.3 in
- Display Resolution 960 x 540 pixels
Connections
- Connector Type Micro-USB,
Headset jack - Mini-phone 3.5 mm,
HDMI Battery
- Technology Lithium ion
- Capacity 1730 mAh
Miscellaneous
- Included Accessories Power adapter , Power adapter
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
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- Manufacturer:HTC
- Address:
13920 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, WA 98005 - Phone: (425) 861-9174
- Email: info@htcamerica.net
- Fax: (425) 861-1715
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