to evo or not to evo? - Page 2

xopher8713 · #1 (**permalink**) 06-14-2010, 12:32 PM

I have 2 android phones at the moment and love both of them I looked at my friends touch pro 2 and found that most of the stuff that I like on that phone are due to HTCs touch sense which is also on both of my phones and also my friend with the tp2 just upgraded to the evo 4g after messing around with my hero (did our upgrades at the same time). In my opinion windows mobile is starting to slack in certain areas like the fact that it took us a couple of hours and a lot of searching to figure out how to sync contacts with windows 7. They did not integrate that into the software and it took some hacking. I think that if you were to upgrade to the evo 4g you would not be disappointed at all. Worst case you buy the phone hate it and use the 30 day return policy. As far as the $10 fee even if you don't have 4g coverage in your area its still worth it because from my understanding Sprint has a 5gb cap on their data plans and paying the extra $10 makes it truly unlimited. But its up to you I say go for it.

only1penny · #2 (**permalink**) 06-23-2010, 09:06 AM

i think the 30 day thing is gonna rope me in. plus it doesn't look like sprint has many other top end phones coming soon.

**gTen** · #3 (**permalink**) 06-23-2010, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by only1penny

i think the 30 day thing is gonna rope me in. plus it doesn't look like sprint has many other top end phones coming soon.

There is a Galaxy S Pro coming this summer and in fall there is the HTC Gold(WP7 phone)

**rainfreak** · #4 (**permalink**) 06-23-2010, 11:04 AM

I came from a TP2 to the Moment, then the Hero and finally to the EVO. But the one thing I share with everyone else not named darren (lol) is that once I got a taste of Android I realized that I plan to never go back to WinMo. Android just works, period. No more tweaking and hacking to get a phone that does what it should, it just does it already. And Android is customizable, skinnable, and hackable. It provides more choices for software and games at a more fair price. It runs a helluva lot more stable and is fast as hell (even comparing my Hero with the TP2, which is the same processor).

Give it a run for a week... I'll bet that you are hooked in two days or less.

**GirlGoneGeek** · #5 (**permalink**) 06-23-2010, 06:32 PM

This thread is more about comparing phones...moved to phone comparison section