BTW eHRPD hasnothing to do with SVDO. Indeed, an Tbolt will do simultaneous voice and data over EVDO. The reason is that the tbolt, unlike other LTE devices, The tbolt has a separate radio for 1X (which carries voice) and another for 3G/4G. See AnandTech - HTC Thunderbolt Review: The First Verizon 4G LTE Smartphone. eHRPD allows the tbolt to maintain its IP address during 4G/3G handoffs, among other things.
Thanks. That's very interesting. I had read that article when it first came out but deferred to the Verizon techs as probably more knowledgeable about this. Sheesh, when will I ever learn!Yep. we all had SVDO during the eHRPD outage.
Lets be honest, how many people here plan on keeping ANY cell phone forever?
Most people don't keep their "beloved" phones for more than a year or two - some people on these forums buy a new phone every time one gets released.
Besides, if you REALLY love your phone, other models wouldn't matter - would they?![]()
That's exactly how I feel.I've been dying to get into a htc phone since I crossed over to android, the vigor seems like the phone that's gonna make it happen.
Doesn't bother me. Phone won't be anything special until Ice Cream Sandwhich comes out. And by that time, it'll be close to february when my upgrade is. And by that time, a better HTC phone will be coming.
thunderbolt to many problems save my upgrade as wellI have a discounted upgrade available to me right now and still can't see what the Vigor would do for me that the ThunderBolt would not. I don't need simple specs. I need added functionality. Plus, I'm sure it will be a while. Quite a while
-Frank
The only people that consider this phone a fail are the geeks and the nerds that eventually think every device is a fail.