HTC Evo 4G Cell Phone Review

Twitter has more than 200 million users worldwide and it is the fastest growing micro-blogging website on earth. Every cell phone company is trying to integrate twitter applications to it in the best way and Android powered HTC Evo 4G is right up there.

HTC Evo being a 4G smart phone produces a fine Tweeting experience for its users. It is compatible with a host of tweeting applications apart from the official Twitter widget produced by Twitter Inc.

Many of you are familiar with the Tweeting application for your PCs dished out by Seesmic. Seesmic has also devised a tweeting application for the smart phones. It has a catchy user interface and gives you a nice micro blogging experience on Evo 4G.

There are several other Android applications with Tweeting benefits and one of the best in the business being the Tweet Deck. It is racy and works well in Android environment of Evo. The platform makes Tweet Deck appear in columns and it also provides other social networking options. If you want to hide some tweets, you are just looking for Tweet Caster to help you with the right sort of interface.

Previews with the host site names are visible in the Twidroyd Pro application provided by Android on your HTC Evo 4G. It is attractive and easy to handle.

Here is the link for the some such twitter apps: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/mobile-news/top-7-android-twitter-apps/1164. These and several other tweeting options rendered by Google Android looks just tailor made for HTC Evo with 4G capabilities.

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The all new HTC Evo 4G is a masterpiece from the house of HTC. It is a 4G capable smart phone with Google Android as its operating system. Sprint provides the CDMA connection for the HTC Evo 4G. Android has provided HTC Evo 4G with some customized applications and Sprint has added up some its own applications to the desk. Evo 4G comes with a large solid display. It is a bit heavier than other premiere smart phones. Sprint’s newly linked Evo is Wi-Fi capable. The smart phone works well with 4G connections and is fast to say the least. You can easily share the internet connection with your laptops when you are on the move with HTC Evo in your hands.

Evo has a series of free applications and it comes with a very attractive price tag. It has a very sound multimedia and graphics with vibrant display screen. It is a slim phone with four capacitive keys in front. The sensitivity of the touch screen and the capacitive button is improved in the HTC Evo 4G. Evo comes with an 8 Mega Pixel camera with flash and gives you a nice feel in your hands.

Here are a couple of video reviews of the Evo 4G:

Evo 4G would surely cause a flutter in the camps of other prominent names in the smart phone business.

Sprint’s new android cell phone, the HTC Evo 4G is a new paradigm in cell phones.

A phone is not just a phone anymore.  We have gone from Cell Phone, to PDA Cell Phone, to Smartphone, to now Superphone.

Engadget calls the HTC Evo 4g “this is truly one of the best smartphones ever made…Let us be crystal clear: we love this phone. Nay, we adore it.”

According to CNET, downloading apps from the Android Market took just a few seconds, and downloading individual tracks from the Amazon MP3 averaged around 15 seconds or less; an entire album took 7 minutes to download.

The HTC Evo 4G’s hotspot allows you to turn this phone into the equivalent of a a Wi-Fi modem so users can simply share an Internet connection on the go along with a laptop computer, digital camera, music participant, game unit, video participant, or other Wi-Fi enabled device.

There are very few bad reviews of this superphone on the Internet.

The temptation is to compare the HTC Evo 4G with Apples iPhone 4. As one reviewer put it, “EVO is the coolest!!”

The iPhone has more, available apps than android, the Evo’s platform, however the Evo has more FREE apps.

The carriers put considerable separation between the two as well. Sprint, the HTC Evo’s service, has more comprehensive and less expensive plans than the iPhone’s AT&T offerings.

Below is an excellent comparison of the HTC Evo 4G and the iPhone.

Finally, and most convincingly, HTC Evo 4G socked it to iPhone in CNET’s Prizefight. Sit it below.