Engadget: AT&T subscribers, it's time to finally get a taste of Android on HSPA+. Well, almost. On February 13th the HTC Inspire 4G will release, bringing not-quite-4G speeds and Android 2.2 for a quite affordable $99.99.
The HTC Inspire and Samsung Infuse are both vying for customers on AT&T's new 4G network. This HTC Inspire vs. Samsung Infuse battle pits the two smartphones against each other in design, display, hardware, software, battery life and features. Which feature set smartphone comes out on top?
there is a huge difference, to be honest I really don't know why HTC still installing so small internal memory in all new devices... It is a huge problem, as the games, apps are taking plenty space...
yes the internal memory is a problem. i wonder if you can make a virus that just keeps calling for memory untill its all gone and then the phone just crashes.
Pocket-Lint: HTC has announced a new Android 2.2 Sense-powered smartphone for those looking to get some 4G love on AT&T, and we’ve managed to have a man-handle of the new smartphone at CES 2011 in Las Vegas, albeit with some caveats.
Engadget: Yet another of the many announcements at today's AT&T Developer Summit, the Inspire 4G is a 4.3-inch monster from HTC that looks ripe to do battle with its counterparts on Sprint and Verizon with the very latest version of Sense first launched on the Desire Z and Desire HD a few months back featuring a lost phone finder, cached maps, fastboot, and more.
