I saw the EVO 4G announcement, but that's it? Did Sprint announce anything about Android 2.1 for Hero and Moment? Quite disappointing if nothing is announced about 2.1 today..
Nope nothing announced.
With the announcement of the EVO updating my Hero isn't as important now as it will sit in its box in a drawer as a backup phone.
Now I cant decide... Nexus 1 or EVO? hmmmmm. both?
EVO hands down over the N1.
As far as plan pricing I really don't see Sprint changing that. Right now 3G and 4G data plans both run $59.99 a month.
Why would they risk losing customers by increasing plan cost for EVO. Remember it still runs on CDMA for voice so there's no change there.
Yeah, but this also acts as a mobile hotspot.... so i see another charge. As long as it isn't mandatory, I'm in.
Yeah, but it still all comes down to price for me.. If it's more than $300, than I honestly don't think it's worth it. That's really why I'm waiting so anxiously for Android 2.1 for Hero, I wanna see if it makes Hero that much better, because if it doesn't, then I will switch over to either N1 or (if the price is right) the Evo. I personally would prefer the Evo for obvious reasons, but I wouldn't mind the N1.
By the way, Engadget has a nice comparison between the DROID, the N1 and the new Evo. Of course, Evo comes out on top, but the N1 is definitely better than I previously thought it was.
The EVO looks killer, but I agree with the majority of you. Why no announcement of 2.1 for the Hero or Moment????
I for one am not disappointed by the lack of a update announcement. Sprint really needs a killer device to compete with the Droid and iPhone. So I don't blame them for spending all their time on what is perhaps the most advanced carrier driven device ever released in the U.S.
By this logic it simply doesn't make sense for them to focus on or even mention older or existing devices.
Based on reports prior to the show it sounds like these updates are still coming and soon.
Yeah, but this also acts as a mobile hotspot.... so i see another charge. As long as it isn't mandatory, I'm in.
Yeah, but it still all comes down to price for me.. If it's more than $300, than I honestly don't think it's worth it. That's really why I'm waiting so anxiously for Android 2.1 for Hero, I wanna see if it makes Hero that much better, because if it doesn't, then I will switch over to either N1 or (if the price is right) the Evo. I personally would prefer the Evo for obvious reasons, but I wouldn't mind the N1.
By the way, Engadget has a nice comparison between the DROID, the N1 and the new Evo. Of course, Evo comes out on top, but the N1 is definitely better than I previously thought it was.