This thing is awesome.
You can get a 4G signal in some places around the valley. It will be nice when they launch it all over though.HTC EVO 4 G here(best phone on the market for any service provider). Unfortunately SLC doesn't currently have 4 G but it will be up and running soon with Sprint.
Does Evo have face to face video call?
Yes. And you can also switch to the rear camera if you want at the touch of a button, mid video call.
Thats pretty sweet.
the evo looks sick! too bad sprint sucks
Yeah, I meant to comment on that and forgot. Thanks for reminding me.It's the iPhone 4 NOT the iPhone 4G. That's a pretty big diffference. Iphone 4 still runs off a 3G network for data.
Don't buy an iPhone 4 expecting 4G data speeds.
Verizon has the HTC Droid Incredible right now, which is a step down from these phones. However, Verizon has the Droid X coming out in a couple weeks which is supposed to be pretty awesome, but I don't think it has the front cam for video calls. the Droid 2 is supposed to be coming out later this year too, and it might have a front cam, but that isn't confirmed yet.Does Verizon have any badass phones like these?
I have the Blackberry Tour and love it but am due for an upgrade shortly.
Apple uses a proprietary app for their video calls, so it probably won't be compatible with anything else. On the Evo though, it's an open API on the front cam. There are actually 2 seperate apps that do video calls right now, both made by third parties. One of the apps, called Fring, also has a Skype plugin. So you can sign into Skype with it and video call anyone on Skype (or they can call you) even if they are using a laptop or whatever and you are on your Evo. And since these are Android apps, they should work on any Android phone that has a front camera. I think Both Fring and Qik (the other video call app) both make clients for other platforms as well. So you would be able to video call anyone on any of the platforms running the app.Will video phones like the EVO and Iphone 4 be compatibile with eachother?...what about using it with skype or a mac laptop video call?
Verizon has the HTC Droid Incredible right now, which is a step down from these phones. However, Verizon has the Droid X coming out in a couple weeks which is supposed to be pretty awesome, but I don't think it has the front cam for video calls. the Droid 2 is supposed to be coming out later this year too, and it might have a front cam, but that isn't confirmed yet.
Apple uses a proprietary app for their video calls, so it probably won't be compatible with anything else. On the Evo though, it's an open API on the front cam. There are actually 2 seperate apps that do video calls right now, both made by third parties. One of the apps, called Fring, also has a Skype plugin. So you can sign into Skype with it and video call anyone on Skype (or they can call you) even if they are using a laptop or whatever and you are on your Evo. And since these are Android apps, they should work on any Android phone that has a front camera. I think Both Fring and Qik (the other video call app) both make clients for other platforms as well. So you would be able to video call anyone on any of the platforms running the app.
Fring also has plugins for several messenger services too (MSN, Google Talk, Yahoo, AIM, etc).
Do you work at a cell phone place or something?
It won't be long before Apple loses the smartphone war.
You're upset cuz other people have them?I own an iPhone and will probably be switching simply because I'm presently annoyed every time I'm on an airplane and I see 6 black iphones being pulled out across my row.
Ya, if there was only some way you could change the tones used . . .And that doesn't even get me started on how frequently I get confused when someone else gets a text message or an e-mail.