Would you trade your Thunderbolt for the Sensation?
- Thread starter superbleester
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I like the bolt but i would swap it in a second for the sensation if it was on verizon with lte.
If the sensation had room for my lte sim card, I'd consider it. I am satisfied with my thunderbolt though.
EggoEspada
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Sensation is lacking what many already stated so I will not nor trade my Thunderbolt. I have had G1 for over 2 years was nice first time smartphone but never cared for T-Mobile. Verizon is day and night compared to T-Mobile IMO for myself. I am also going stick with this Thunderbolt just as long as my G1 R.I.P!
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Darn knew I forgot something.
I think the Sensation is a better name but
here I go.
1.Sensation rocks the unibody like no other.
2.I hear T-Mobile 4g kicks ass in Omaha
3.This baby is streamlining at its best
4.Sense 3.0
5.The specs on this phone are beyond
amazing.
6.The Thunderbolt as much as i love it was
definitely rushed(no dual core and sense
2.0)
7.This baby ships with gingerbread.
8.Definitely future proof
9.Should have Skype, Netflix, and should get
ice cream sandwich soon after.
10.Most likely will get Android J, and K.
11.HTC Trace
12.HTC Watch
13.Full 1080p video capture.
14.30 fPS video play back and capture
15.Quarter High Definition screen
16.1.2 gigahertz dual Qualcomm Snapdragon processor
17.Htcsense.com support
18.HDMI out
19.Contoured glass (Nexus sexiness )
20.768 megabytes of ram
21.Quadbanded (World phone )
Kickstand would have been nice though
And that is 21 reasons to buy the HTC Sensation .
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Nexus S that grand or are you just a Samsung fan?! I will admit I am had G1 but did not use Android to the fullest barely even scratched the surface. Now I appreciate vanilla android and can't wait to but CM7 on my Bolt. I love Sense over all other UI but still vanilla android I seem now prefer over all.
In future defiantly going back to my roots and getting HTC with vanilla android.
It is gingerbread that makes the nexus s so appealing. Gingerbread is sexy
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Im going to echo what other people are saying... I wouldnt give up my tbolt just for the pure fact that ive gotten a taste of LTE, and I am never going back. I did some travelling this week and was forced into 3g for the first time since I bought the phone...and I was sad 
If it was ON VZW and came out around when my plan was up then yeah Id prob get it. but.. it is a few months late and not on Verizon. I am also very happy with my thunderbolt .
.HTC Thunderbolt CM7 vs Nexus S vs Nexus CM7.
I came frome vanilla android 1.6 cupcake to 2.2 froyo with sense. I now appreciated the clean look of vanilla android like blank canvas to an artist. Those I wonder if I just had Gingerbread only would I bother to root my phone and even to bother with CM7. I did try with G1 only to upgrade the android software.
I wouldn't either...I'm very happy with my TB. The only changes I'd really like are
1) dual core (I don't change every year and dual core would have more "lasting power")
2) HDMI out
I'm very happy with the phone overall and wouldn't bother for an upgrade since the items I would change are really only "tweaks" to an already awesome phone.
1) dual core (I don't change every year and dual core would have more "lasting power")
2) HDMI out
I'm very happy with the phone overall and wouldn't bother for an upgrade since the items I would change are really only "tweaks" to an already awesome phone.
I love my phone. And I'll get a duo-core/quad core HTC phone once either is available on VZW.
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dual core isn't optimized on android yet, it'll probably take them another year to do so. right now phones keep getting faster but there's almost no point until the os and apps takes advantage of it. i had a dual core OG Droid. It didn't perform better even when i OC it to 1.2ghz
BUT HDMI out is nice, but I never found myself in any situation where I needed it.
BUT HDMI out is nice, but I never found myself in any situation where I needed it.
I'd keep my thunderbolt. it has done what I wanted without any issues. Which is really all I wanted.
willis936
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Come on now, there's no such thing. And he's wrong about the optimization bit. I hate people spewing ignorance. Gingerbread has parallel processing caked in. The atrix was silly because out shipped with froyo and didn't support parallel processing.
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I needed a good laugh his dual core og Droid doesn't compare to my octo cored android version z $20 a month verizon Thunderbolt 3d
with full HD resolution
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