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European HTC Hero Skipping 1.6 Update
File Under: Good News/Bad News We just had an interesting email come across our inbox pertaining to the European version of the HTC Hero. One of our readers reached out to HTC to ask about whether or not their Hero would be seeing an update …
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A Few Droid Eris Tidbits
The more we hear about the Droid Eris, the more we believe our initial assumption will hold true. This phone will likely end up being a Verizon-branded version of the HTC Hero. They look nearly identical on the outside and now we’re hearing that they …
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Candid Camera: Does Hero Need a Flash?
The vast majority of people wish that Sprint’s Hero had a flash. While a flash would be a nice addition, I don’t think it’s really all that necessary. I mean, who really takes that many pictures in pitch dark? Let’s focus on the real area …
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Holdin’ Out… For a Real Hero
The release of the highly anticipated and much praised HTC Hero on Sprint left me nothing but underwhelmed. After writing my post about making a decision between Sprint’s first two Android offerings (see The Great Debate), I came to the agonizing decision that I just …
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How To: Turn off HTC Sense
Thinking about buying the Sprint Hero by HTC, or already own it, but not digging the Sense UI? It’s okay, it isn’t for everyone. Thankfully there is a way to turn off Sense and use the standard Android Home instead. Here’s a quick step-by-step guide …
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Sprint HTC Hero Review: HTC Sense is the Icing On Top of the Android Cake
My Background Being that this is my first piece for AndroidGuy.com, I want to give you, the readers, some insight into my background so that you may interpret this review accordingly. I’m 23 years old and I’m currently in my second year of law school. …
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March of the Droids
On my morning commute today, I happened to be catching up on podcasts from last week. Engadget’s podcast is a must for tech geeks and AndroidGuys alike. I was astounded to hear out of twenty-one topics that eight of them were Android focused. Now mind …
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The Great Debate
Sprint has finally unveiled details about its upcoming “Instinct Q,” which we now know to be the “Moment.” Now, I pose a question. So do you go ahead and get the highly anticipated, much touted, HTC Hero, or, do you wait until the beginning of …
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Sprint Announces Samsung ‘Moment’ For November 1 Release
Sprint has officially announced their second Android-handset, the Samsung Moment. Previously codenamed the InstinctQ, the Moment boasts an 800MHz processor in addition to some other healthy specifications.
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Hey Best Buy Reward Zone Members! Get Your HTC Hero on Friday
Those of you interested in picking up an HTC Hero from Best Buy might want to clear your schedule for Friday morning. Rather than waiting until this Sunday morning (11th) to get your phone, whip out your Rewards Zone membership card and grab one on …
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First Look at NFL Mobile Live for HTC Hero
Wanna see what you prospective HTC Hero owners have to look forward to? I’ve been using the phone for the better part of a week now and have found the NFL Mobile App to be a lot more involved and feature-rich than I expected. It …
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Android Will Make Verizon Relevant
Wired Gadget Lab recently said what a lot of people are thinking: Why does Verizon “have the worst smartphones?” Verizon’s take? “Customers don’t care about phones. They care about the network and our network is the best.” Ok, so they didn’t really say that, but …
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No Pandora for Hero Users?
Update: A Pandora rep explains that “some developer or unlocked phones will not be able to see the app in the Android market.” We’re hearing that the excellent streaming music app from Pandora is not available in the Android Market if you’re using a Hero. …
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HTC Tattoo Outed at $469 Unlocked
The price for an unlocked HTC Tattoo has surfaced over at Expansys. Selling for $469.99 unlocked, it might seem a bit high at first glance. However, as HTC Source points out, this is $100 less than what they’re selling the HTC Hero at. Doing a …
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Sprint Ups Ante With “Any Mobile, Anytime” Plan
Sprint has been doing their part to stem the bleeding that is customer churn. With handsets like the Palm Pre, the BlackBerry Tour, and the forthcoming HTC Hero, they’re building up a handset repertoire that puts 2008′s offerings to shame. It’s true – they are …
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