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OR: Sprint doesn't want to pay for it because of the ridiculous flak it's receiving from people like the "EXPLAIN THE FEE" website. They want to stop charging people outside of 4G areas, but Clearwire doesn't.

Is there a reason this thread was resurrected from 5 months ago?

Apps have to specifically add an API call for them to support the HDMI output. It's up to each app developer.

No it doesn't. The whole article is based on how Sprint doesn't want to pay for 4G devices not in service area, while Clearwire does. Sprint is charging everyone based on the current agreement which they're not happy with.

The article specifically said that Clearwire charges them regardless of 4G availability. I suggest you re-read the article.

Ask him how that's true, then print out this post and tell him he's a moron. If you don't feel comfortable saying that to his face, tell him I said it. Also, FYI, computers can charge faster than 500ma, but it has to be negotiated, and USB devices cannot expect it. It's rare though, especially...

Uhm, open the camera app, tap the menu button, click the gears, and the first option listed (Switch camera) is what you want. I'm 99.9999% sure this is in the user manual. Suggest you read it next time >.>

Probably because the stock browser works fine on HTTPS sites. No need to bump a month old thread that was already resolved.

There's an actual website on this? People are actually... debating this still? Look, just right off that article there's a straightforward logical flaw: Sprint's said that the fee isn't for 4G, right? Well, this Clearwire agreement isn't for 4G, it's for the possibility of 4G. With this...

The SD card does not need to be formatted for "mac". It runs on a FAT32 filesystem, which has been supported by almost ever OS ever since the dawn of time (or Windows 95, to be technical :p).

Maybe upload via the website on your phone? But uploading such a large file can take ages, especially on 3G.

Yes, that's the limit for mobile uploads in general, from any device IIRC.

The limit is actually 100MB, not 1GB, despite what it says.

It's called a placebo. Not to mention, if your battery charged from empty to full in 20 minutes it'd likely explode, as that's way too fast of charging.

In the 4 months I've had my EVO, I've never once seen this issue. It seems to be more of an issue with the keyboard, have you tried a different one by any chance? Also, you can always force the keyboard open by holding the menu key, if that helps any. Edit: it might also have to do with...