4G SIM CARD????
I was under the impression Verizon Did NOT use SIM cards!?!?!Somebody, please, explain.
View ArticleNear the bars
First picture on the top... near the bars clearly show 3G. In fact, others (or at least one) shows it even clearer.
View ArticleThis phone has issues
I got this phone 3 days after it dropped, this phone has issues with Exchange 2010 Calendar Syncing; HTC is playing it off saying that they don't "officially support" Exchange 2010 - however my...
View ArticleIt's not just LTE
The ThunderBolt's speed isn't just about 4G. This is the fastest smartphone I've used (and I've used and reviewed nearly all of the big ones). It loads apps and Web pages at near desktop speeds. Part...
View ArticleLTE uses SIM cards
Verizon didn't use SIM cards on its CDMA network (it used a software SIM instead), but LTE is based on GSM standards so Verizon is transitioning to SIMs.
View ArticleHTC & Ferrari & Enzo...
dry-smile... its a good comparison, i think, after looking at both of them here in the garage, they 're both more like my wife i think... when they're mad at me, nothing works, lol.... com??n .. dont...
View ArticleThe strange thing about that...
is that both the ThunderBolt and the Incredible use the same Exchange ActiveSync software built into HTC Sense. Thanks for bring this up. I'll see what I can find.
View ArticleHere are two links about the Exchange calendar issue
This is from the HTC forums:http://community.htc.com/na/htc-forums/android/f/107/t/10339.aspxThis is from the Google...
View ArticleThanks Jason
I have been reading those about 3 times a day waiting for someone to have a fix other than Touchdown. I posted to both of those as well as HTC's Facebook page, it is very disheartening to hear crickets...
View Article4g
Hummm have you told ATAT that they need further network investment to support 4G yet? I think they know....as for the iphone 5? is there one? have they delayed the launch to up spec the phone because...
View ArticleOperating Cost??
OK, let's say I get one and use it for one hour per day. What's my monthly cell phone bill going to be?
View ArticleI know the issue.
It's called Android fragmentation. Read it up. And Google just locked up the code to prevent more fragmentation by the phone makers. HTC couldn't care less whether it works with Exchange. They didn't...
View ArticleManufacturing consent
Yeah... CBS shills for Droid. No businesses are adopting droid due to security issues... Consumers are going to be pissed off when they learn they need to buy a new device to watch Netflix or other...
View Articlebattery life?
I wonder how long the battery life is. With lte, big display and faster cpu it must be relatively short.
View ArticleWhat good is "fast" if the rest of the device doesn't work?
The HTC Thunderbolt is fast, now that the 4G has finally come to Austin Texas, but what about the every day functions that I purchased the phone for? What about the forward-looking camera? It doesn't...
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