Originally Posted by johnnycakes2 (Post 1654062)

No AMOLED is a letdown. 4G & 4.3" will eat through the battery without the advent of AMOLED.

Also, the memory is a disappointment as well. If the Incredible actually does come with 8GB ROM and 1GB RAM, there is no reason the EVO 4G couldn't have done the same.

One last point: If it doesn't come out before June, I guarantee we will hear about the HTC Scorpion (Supersonic's 4Q replacement) which will undoubtedly have superior specs. That's a bad move by Sprint.

I know I sound all doom and gloom. The EVO 4G is still an amazing device. I just got my hopes up with the specs, and now it's a waiting game for release and pricing. So much for afterglow.

Originally Posted by brownhornet (Post 1654449)

uh... I doubt any phone will come with 8 gigs of rom in the near future

Originally Posted by johnnycakes2 (Post 1654062)

No AMOLED is a letdown. 4G & 4.3" will eat through the battery without the advent of AMOLED.

Also, the memory is a disappointment as well. If the Incredible actually does come with 8GB ROM and 1GB RAM, there is no reason the EVO 4G couldn't have done the same.

One last point: If it doesn't come out before June, I guarantee we will hear about the HTC Scorpion (Supersonic's 4Q replacement) which will undoubtedly have superior specs. That's a bad move by Sprint.

I know I sound all doom and gloom. The EVO 4G is still an amazing device. I just got my hopes up with the specs, and now it's a waiting game for release and pricing. So much for afterglow.

Originally Posted by johnnycakes2 (Post 1654694)

Uh, the iPhone? And I hate all-things Apple, but if they can include 8, 16 and 32 gigs, there's no excuse for other manu's not to do the same. I mean, c'mon, they're already including an 8GB microsd -- just solder the dang thing onto the mobo. It would increase read/write speeds and prove a greater selling point.

Anyway, I can get over that. Still, I would've liked an AMOLED screen. I'm convinced it's TFT LCD, but even the boneheads at Androidguys and the new Wikipedia article can't get it straight... they're calling it AM(OLED) which it clearly isn't. Why HTC? Why two steps forward, one step back?