For People Complaining about evo's 30 fps 720p

[xSD]

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

No, I wouldn't. Overall, the CPU handles all tasks at a quicker rate on my Evo than her Hero, and I'm not sure I'd trade that for smoothness. However, it's a bit frustrating to see just how much smoother her phone is and how multitouch tests follow the finger very well, and how she can get ~54fps on animations, which looks so much better than my Evo.

But can she flip out a kickstand? I rest my case.

[nobrakes]

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

Yup. My gf's Hero is much quicker and smoother navigating through homescreens and menus than my Evo is. It's disappointing.

There's something seriously wrong with your Evo. I've played with a Hero and other smartphones and my Evo is more responsive and faster than any of them.

[Cicatrize]

Originally Posted by nobrakes

There's something seriously wrong with your Evo. I've played with a Hero and other smartphones and my Evo is more responsive and faster than any of them.

Everyone has the same problem. Some people don't notice it. If you don't, be glad you're not that picky.

Here's a video someone posted up at xda showing what I'm talking about:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe-Lxr-8x7g

here's another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJsQY6CW08Y&NR=1

Also, I've tested the Multitouch Visual Test on both my Evo and my gf's Hero and hers follows my fingers at least twice as fast as mine does. there is a noticeable lag on the Evo. Input all around is much faster recognized on the Hero than it is on the Evo.

[nobrakes]

Yeah you can say I'm not picky since what I use it for daily it works fine. Multitouch, scrolling, videos, browsing the internet, and games all work fine. I don't use those programs that are in those videos. I can't tell there's a lag like other people are saying.

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

Everyone has the same problem. Some people don't notice it. If you don't, be glad you're not that picky.

Here's a video someone posted up at xda showing what I'm talking about:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe-Lxr-8x7g

here's another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJsQY6CW08Y&NR=1

Also, I've tested the Multitouch Visual Test on both my Evo and my gf's Hero and hers follows my fingers at least twice as fast as mine does. there is a noticeable lag on the Evo. Input all around is much faster recognized on the Hero than it is on the Evo.

[Drac]

I just watched both those vids and noticed whoever was doing the flicking/scrolling was using his finger much slower on the evo than the other phone. yeah, if you drag slowly of course you'll end up with slower scrolling.

[eman]

Originally Posted by Cicatrize

Everyone has the same problem. Some people don't notice it. If you don't, be glad you're not that picky.

Here's a video someone posted up at xda showing what I'm talking about:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe-Lxr-8x7g

here's another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJsQY6CW08Y&NR=1

Also, I've tested the Multitouch Visual Test on both my Evo and my gf's Hero and hers follows my fingers at least twice as fast as mine does. there is a noticeable lag on the Evo. Input all around is much faster recognized on the Hero than it is on the Evo.

The EVO has a different multi-touch issue that is unacceptable. Wonder if it is the same on the Hero. If you are playing a game and have two points pressed down, and then remove one finger off the screen while keeping the second finger down, the finger that you lifted up will remeain registered until you lift up the other finger as well. So it acts like the screen is still being pushed down even though you removed you finger......

This kind of defeats the purpose of multi-touch and really ruins games and probabaly other things as well......It's like playing a game on WM all over again without mutli-touch capabilities. I thought we were moving forward with the EVO!

[Cicatrize]

Originally Posted by Drac

I just watched both those vids and noticed whoever was doing the flicking/scrolling was using his finger much slower on the evo than the other phone. yeah, if you drag slowly of course you'll end up with slower scrolling.

It doesn't matter. I've tried it with swiping faster on the Evo, and it still takes that long. The Hero follows your finger very well regardless of how fast you move it.

[Biofall]

So I guess the question now is this: Can the EVO handle an update that will raise the framerate cap, and since I'm pretty sure it can, does anyone have any real evidence of HTC even considering raising it?

[MadSquabbles]

Originally Posted by linzgeneral

I beg to differ in that there isn't a Droid phone on Sprint with better resolution than the EVO. I readily and quite easily see individual pixels on the moment and hero- not to mention the poor lighting on the hero. I even see pixels, shockingly enough, on the Incredible.To me the only phone where I don't easily see pixels and one which alot of folks don't give any credit to for superior resolution is the Moto Droid which to me have the most impressive pixel density of any Android phone. BTW, I see pixels immediately with the ERIS.

never mentioned about droid being on sprint - droid is a verizon trademark and i have a droid. thus i compared the droid to the evo at the sprint store.

i do agree with you that the droid has the best dang screen. everything looks so smooth because of the high ppi. i wonder how it'll look stretched to the droid x dimensions!

[grunt]

Is it fair to compare a smaller screen phone to a larger screen phone?