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User Rating4.16/5The HTC Incredible (now branded DROID Incredible by HTC) is rumored to be Verizon’s next Android smartphone packing a powerful punch in features and software. We have summarized features, specs, vids and pics below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJW2hYdJx2E
General | |
| Form Factor | Slate touch-screen |
| Operating System | Android v2.1 with HTC Sense UI |
| Android API Level | 5 |
| Input Types | Capacitive touch screen Virtual keyboard |
Display | |
| Physical Resolution | 3.7 in. 480 x 800 AMOLED |
Processor and memory | |
| Processor | 1Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor |
| Processor Clock Speed | 528Mhz |
| RAM | 576MB |
| Flash ROM | 512MB |
| User Storage Available (max) | N/A |
| Memory Card | 8GB built-in (No SD Card) |
| Memory Card Size Supported (max) | N/A |
Connectivity | |
| WAN: Voice Bands | 1xRTT, EVDO Rev. A. (CDMA) |
| Wireless LAN | 802.11b/g/n |
| Bluetooth Version | 2.1, Stereo Bluetooth |
| USB | Micro USB connector |
| Headset Jack | 3.5 mm |
Media | |
| Camera Resolution | 8 megapixels with Flash |
| Flash | LED |
| Camera Features | Autofocus Digital Zoom |
| Image Viewing Formats | All Android formats |
| Video Recording Resolution | N/A |
| Video Recording Frame Rate | 25 fps |
| Video Recording Formats | All Android formats |
| Video Playback Formats | All Android formats |
| Video Playback Frame Rate | 30 fps |
| Audio Recording Formats | All Android formats |
| Audio Playback Formats | All Android formats |
| Streaming Formats | MPEG-4 3GP |
| Speakers | Receiver speaker Stereo speakers |
Sensors | |
| Accelerometer | YES |
| Proxmitity Sensor | YES |
| Light Sensor | YES |
Additional Features | |
| Location Services | Assisted GPS |
| Voice Activation | Voice Commands |
| Messaging | IM MMS SMS |
| Email Protocols | IMAP/POP3/SMTP/Microsoft Exchange |
This phone is shaping up to be awesome, what are your thoughts? Will you get it?
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So other than a possibly better camera, why is this any better than the Nexus One? I am trying to decode between the two phones. I also understand that this has Sense on it. Any other big differences? Thanks
I am going to get this as soon as it comes out I think. I have the Eris, which is pretty good. I have installed a leaked 2.1 and it got a lot better but it just feels underpowered. It was free so oh well, I will pay for the incredible.
You nailed the two biggest differences; camera and HTC Sense UI. The other is the Nexus One is unlocked GSM (Tmobile, AT&T or worldwide) and Incredible (locked CDMA)
The other difference is the optical track ball on the HTC Incredible vs. the physical ball on the nexus one.
I am wondering about the specs too. Everything else I’ve seen including the PDF packet that verizon has says that the 8 GB of memory is a preinstalled SD card that could be swapped out to a 16 GB one. Also the API level for 2.1 is 7 not 5. I this phone only has 802.11 b/g no n.
Where did the specs listed above come from. I would like to know who is right.
Check out video of HTC Incredible demonstrated, and confirmation from HTC rep that it will be out with Verizon in 2 weeks:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xcyud4_htc-incredible-debut_tech
This also has the newest HTC touch sensor in it, MAXTOUCH.