[ZDK]

Peace All,

I'm sure everybody is anxiously waiting to receive their phones (if they havent gotten them already)--so I know this thread will get buried, but...
I just noticed after playing with my EVOLTE that some of the common widgets found in past iterations of SENSE are missing from our EVO's?. For instance, in the ONE S & ONE X variants, HTC's standard Twitter app (HTC Peep) can still be found, but in the EVOLTE it is missing. I also noticed in the ONE S & ONE X they have a neat HTC widget called "TASKS", which is primarily a Get Things Done (GTD) app with great functionality for productivity<---this too is missing from the EVOLTE.
Those are some of the major differences that I have noticed. Anyone else notice some of HTC's widgets missing in the EVOLTE compared to the ONE S & ONE X?

[aledelcastle]

consider it bloatware that sprint took out, there are much better apps there that do the same

[ZDK]

I actually just checked and saw that we do have the "TASKS" widget.
I for one, do not view the "widgets" of SENSE as bloat (which is primarily the reason why I only buy HTC Sense phones). I guess to each his own...its just amazing to me that people who say they hate SENSE "bloat" spend most of their time trying to make their phones look like a HTC SENSE phone (from the standard weather clock & animations, bookmarks, news reader, etc)

[kinster02]

Peace All,

I'm sure everybody is anxiously waiting to receive their phones (if they havent gotten them already)--so I know this thread will get buried, but...
I just noticed after playing with my EVOLTE that some of the common widgets found in past iterations of SENSE are missing from our EVO's?. For instance, in the ONE S & ONE X variants, HTC's standard Twitter app (HTC Peep) can still be found, but in the EVOLTE it is missing.

You will probably be able to download the missing widgets from the HTC hub.

[Paul627g]

I agree this has to be carrier selected bloatware differences...

[Phil Nickinson]

Wait till you find the really annoying differences. Plug it into your computer and try to sync files. Sprint's done it different than just about anyone I've ever seen.