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EVO 4G Out of Stock “Check Back Later”
We knew that Sprint’s new phone was doing well. The carrier even admitted to shortages not only at their stores, but Best Buy and Radio Shack locations as well. Now we’re finding that Sprint.com is showing the device out of stock. There’s an ambiguous “check …
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HTC EVO 4G Has Massive Weekend, Leads to Shortages
Sprint has issued a press release this morning touting the record sales of their new HTC EVO 4G. The actual number of devices sold over the weekend is not officially known but it’s bigger than anything the carrier has seen so far. Sprint did share …
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OTA Update for EVO 4G, Addresses Memory Card Issues, Breaks Rooted Phones
Sprint and HTC have put together an over-the-air update (1.32.651.6) to address a known issue involving memory cards. The problem that some were running into was that the EVO 4G had trouble locating and/or writing to the microSD card which also locked the phone up. …
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EVO Gets “Toasted”; Root and Froyo ROM Released
The EVO isn’t even available at Sprint stores until tomorrow, but when Google decided to give around 5,000 of these bad boys away, they were basically telling developers to “get this bad boy rooted already.” And so they did… Over on XDA-Developers, toastcfh (also known …
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The EVO 4G Gets Frankensteined!
DON’T OPEN THIS LINK if you are the type of person who gets queasy at the guts of your favorite new handset being exposed! The guys over at ifixit.com got their hands on an EVO, and instead of the usual review talking about the awesomeness …
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First Look at Sprint Ad Campaign for EVO [VIDEO]
Sprint’s first commercial for the EVO 4G has made its way online but it doesn’t do much to sell people on Android or the phone… yet. Consider it more of a teaser or lead-up to an actual campaign. We barely get a glimpse of the …
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Get Your EVO Early – RadioShack to Open Select Stores at 6AM
Look, we get it. You really want a new HTC EVO 4G. So bad actually, that you might be considering taking the day off of work. Radio Shack doesn’t want the world to grind to a halt when everyone calls off so they’re going on …
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Exclusive: EVO 4G Accessory Prices and Availability (Updated with Pics)
We’ve known for a while that the EVO would come to market with plenty of accessories. What we didn’t know was how much the ones we actually cared about would cost. Thanks to a friend over at Sprint, we now have a little more insight …
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EVO’s Qik Video Chat to Cost an Extra $5 a Month… Seriously?
According to a source of ours inside Sprint, the EVO 4G’s $10 premium cost doesn’t seem to cover the Qik video chat capabilities, as previously thought. As you can see in the screenshot below, the service will be cost a $4.99 premium, payable via PayPal. …
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EVO’s Front-Facing Camera Shows Mirrored Image… Tsk Tsk
Our buddy Andrew over at Androinica has brought up something rather disturbing about the EVO’s front-facing camera–it shows everything as a mirrored image. This “glitch” shows itself when taking photos, videos, and while video chatting/streaming.
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HTC EVO 4G Has Been Rooted
Well that didn’t take long. The HTC EVO 4G has been rooted thanks to the developer/hacker community. We can’t say we’re shocked at all by this – Google and Sprint did give put a couple thousand of these right into the hands of the guys …
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The EVO 4G in Action; Qik Video Chatting Rocks
Last night I attended the Sprint EVO 4G event in New York city. Of course, I brought along my handy little video camera, just in case I saw something you AndroidGuys would like. Sure enough, Sprint aimed to please. For hours, I was able to …
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EVO 4G FAQs
We’re starting to see a significant number of emails and questions coming our way about the latest Sprint handset. Rather than trying to answer them all over and over again, we thought we’d put together a quick list of FAQs to help you out. We …
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This Just In: HTC EVO 4G Due June 4 for $199.99
Dan Hesse and the Sprint gang just announced the price of the next super phone, the EVO 4G. Due on June 4th, the HTC beauty will retail for $199.99 and a 2-year service agreement. Oh, and there’s that little $100 mail-in rebate to deal with …
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EVO 4G Passes Through FCC; Release Imminent
Engadget has managed to catch the EVO 4G passing through the halls of the FCC. The device was branded as PC36100 and sports Sprint’s 2500MHz WiMAX band, in addition to Sprint’s usual CDMA bands. Now that we know the device is ready to roll, it’s …
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