HTC EVO 4G vs Nexus One: Android Face off

We mentioned earlier that the rumored Sprint smartphone that was due to be announced at CTIA 2010 is in fact the HTC EVO 4G, and not the Supersonic as we first suspected. With the release of this 4G WiMax capable handset, it puts it in direct competition with the Google Nexus One – the perfect Android face off

There are so many Android based handsets on the market now, but the Nexus one is the best currently on offer – the HTC EVO 4G will contest that title when released in the summer. Engadget points out that there is the Motorola Droid, but it is already showing its age.

There are a few differences with these models, the main one is that the HTC EVO 4G will only be available on Sprint, whereas the Nexus One is available on all networks, well eventually.

The only differences I see is that the EVO comes with two cameras, an 8-megapixel and a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera. The screen is larger, which is perfect for its 1280 x 720 video recording.

What will you choose the HTC EVO 4G or the Google Nexus One?

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angel

htc evo 4g of course best fone ever !!!!!!!!!
shawn

what Google Nexus One all day !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris in Seattle

I've spent 2 weeks researching and debating this.
I CHOOSE HTC EVO.
nivrad

I went with the Nexus One since I wanted a slightly smaller phone that fit easily in to my pocket. I also prefer the OLED screen used in the Nexus. The color is simply outstanding and my photography looks simply awesome on the screen.

The back side noise canceling mic works wonders, especially when talking with the radio and air conditioner on in the car. It even picks up voice commands and completely ignores the radio.

The bluetooth docking station is awesome and turns the phone in to a full blown stereo alarm clock with multi alarm features. I even opted for the extra battery and the Nexus's easy open battery door makes it nice for quick swap outs.

It helped that I was already with T-Mobile and using their @Home service which provides full home phone service with unlimited calling for only $10 a month. A family plan for under $40 a month caused me to buy the phone outright in order to keep the legacy monthly pricing.

Oh, and they had by far the best looking spokesperson.