EVO Reviews

In case you were wondering what happened to all of the posts in this thread, I cleaned it up so only links to reviews are seen... So my apologies for your missing posts but this is much cleaner and easier for people to view the reviews.

Thanks for understanding.
 
i wonder why ppl at engadget are always against android..i mean u can feel their hate even tho in a complement they are haters "android haters" so to speak...
 
Took me about two days to get used to onscreen typing. I also had to turn off predictive text. I had an ATT Tilt which I love the physical keyboard. But once used to the EVO, I realized that in landscape I am easily faster than on the Tilt, though possibly a little less accurate.
 
A review from Seattle Times

"It reminds me of a friend's early Dodge Viper. It had a 500-plus horsepower V10 that got something like 11 miles per gallon."

SEATTLE TIMES
 
Gizmodo: A War Machine

Gizmodo's HTC Evo 4G Review: A War Machine

You know that scene in Iron Man 2, where Justin Hammer asks Rhodey which weapons he wants inside War Machine?and Rhodey says "all of them"? That's exactly how the Evo 4G was born. Somebody said "everything."

They hit it for battery life, but the commenters really overreact. No surprise.
 
Android Central: HTC Evo 4G - the biggest, baddest Android smartphone available

Android Central: Sprint HTC Evo 4G - the biggest, baddest Android smartphone available

Picture, if you will, your perfect smartphone. What features would it have? How small (or big) would it be? Would it have what it takes to get you off that BlackBerry, or iPhone, or whatever.

Sprint and HTC have done that -- and then some -- with the Evo 4G. It's the world's first Android smartphone that can use Sprint's 4G WiMax data. It has a monstrous 4.3-inch touchscreen. It has the ubiquitous 1GHz Snapdragon processor. It has the HTC Sense interface, to make your experience as easy as possible.

But that's all nerdspeak. Know this: It's big, it's fast, it's easy to use, and it's just about the best Android smartphone available today. And it is available Friday (finally!) for $199 after contract and rebate with Sprint. We explain why you'll want this one, after the break.
 
Thanks for all the reviews which I only read one but I'm really ready to do my own review.