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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
Isn't Thunderbolt the same as Sprint Evo 4G? I could have gone to the Evo 4G but three things dissuaded me: Evo 4G is too big a phone to comfortable schlep around all day on my belt or in my pocket, as well as to hold; Sprint adding $10 a month per line for non-existent 4G service in my area; and my (and friends') bad track record with HTC handsets having about a 1 year effective life before they get really buggy and start breaking. Added 4th reason: I am an Apple fanboi.  (Not really. Love Apple but main computer is a Win7 machine and love it. I enjoy being able to build my own rigs.) |
I was talking about Verizon customers so the $10 uptick doesn't apply; it's about the same size as an iPhone; I haven't heard about HTC having issues, they're running Android 2.2 like other manufacturers, I was under the impression that the EVO was a huge seller for Sprint.
Here's a comparison of the EVO and Thunderbolt.
HTC Thunderbolt vs. HTC EVO 4G | Wirefly Learn
Regardless, I was really commenting on the Thunderbolt vs iPhone on VZW, it's a whole different situation on Sprint.