Take it from me, who's had the phone since it came out in June....it sucks. I've had it less than a year and I've gotten 3..count them 3 new phones! The phone is just a piece of crap. The hardware sucks. It was always something to do with the hardware that messed up on mine. First the damn power button stopped working, second the touch screen stopped working.
It's a big mess, and their software is nothing to talk about either. I remember at one point I could not watch any youtube/streaming video because the phone would just freeze up and restart. Then they patched it with an update, now with the video update you can record video, but it's terrible. It doesn't record sound all the time, and you can't play back the entire video on the phone. I recorded a two minute video, and I could only watch one minute on my phone. When I moved it to my computer the first minute had sound, and the rest was just silence.
I'm gonna wait at least a month or two after the EVO comes out to see how good it is before I switch over.
Sprint gimped the android marketplace pretty bad, but I have only seen it on a Hero, which is still on Android 1.5 ... Nearly a year after is release. I would caution against any android phone on sprint mainly because they are do damn slow to push android update out. You reap none of the benefits of a nice OS.
If this is it, it's looking damn good:
http://gizmodo.com/5520164/this-is-apples-next-iphone
I like that new design alot more than the old ones.
This still doesn't compare favorably to the Evo 4g, but it seems to be an upgrade.
There aren't any specs leaked, but I doubt it wouldn't match or better any specs the Evo had.
I don't really understand the glee with which the author described the forward facing camera. Would you really want to video chat through 3g? I wonder if the release of the 4g spec sheet caused some reworking of the new Iphone.
I stream video from my pc to my iPhone over 3g with no issues using Air Video while it's being coverted live. I don't see why it would be a problem.
Because it would be sending and receiving video instead of just receiving. I am not saying you are wrong, it just doesn't seem like it would be that great.
I don't see why anyone would want to do it on any phone, or any network. It's just unnecessary imo. But people clamor for it.
Well video chat is growing in popularity through google and yahoo messanger, as well as specialty sites like Chat roulette, so I would assume these are the reasons why.
Probably have to be on wifi to use video chat.
I would be absolutely shocked if the new iPhone had specs that are equal to or superior to that of the Evo. I just don't see it happening.
yall wouldn't want to be able to video chat with someone else on your phone? i think that'd be pretty damn cool.
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