Engadget - At a quick glance, without any background information, your eyes might tell you that the HTC Thunderbolt is little more than a Verizon remake of Sprint's EVO 4G and AT&T's Inspire 4G. After all -- like its contemporaries -- the Thunderbolt features a spacious 4.3-inch WVGA display, 8 megapixel camera, and dual-LED flash. In reality, though, the Thunderbolt is something more: from the Inspire, it borrows a better, crisper display with a wider viewing angle and a newer-generation (though still single-core) Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
Android Police: "I am quite speechless right now. Justin Case and I have spent all day together with Trevor Eckhart (you may remember him as TrevE of DamageControl and Virus ROMs) looking into Trev's findings deep inside HTC's latest software installed on such phones as EVO 3D, EVO 4G, Thunderbolt, and others.
These results are not pretty. In fact, they expose such ridiculously frivolous doings, which HTC has no one else to blame but itself, that the data-leaking Skype vulnerability Justin found earlier this year pales in comparison. Without further ado, let me break things down."
Bright Hub - The HTC Thunderbolt and Samsung Droid Charge are the first two 4G LTE smartphones from Verizon's network. Which blazingly fast smartphone is better when the two 4G smartphones duke it out?
Bright Hub - The HTC Thunderbolt and Motorola Droid 2 Global are two powerful smartphones on Verizon's network. They both aim at similar yet slightly different markets. Which smartphone is the better pick?
I like the look of this phone. Wish we could get it in Aussie land.