HTC Droid Incredible for Verizon Wireless Review
infoSync World reviews the HTC Droid Incredible for Verizon Wireless, powered by Android 2.1 and HTC Sense. For the full review, visit www.infosyncworld.com
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does the incredible support java
@efame2000 Android Market officially has around 50,000 apps.
@cludRobot Yes, widgets based on Java and XML included.
@infosyncvideos yeah, but im talking about widgets, not apps
@cludRobot 500,000 Apps I think
want it want it want it want it want it :OOOOO
Ugh this phone is so hot I wish it came to Canada ! :(
@mostlyundecided Phone quality is great and it automatically reduces background noise!
@suzanneetmoi Thanks for your input. It sucks that you can’t use your fingernails. The new MaxTouch technology on the Incredible is *suppose* to enable you to use your fingernails as opposed to just your fingers. (And don’t worry. I feel your pain when it comes to fingernail length. I’m a guy cursed with long feminine nails) ):
@SynchronizedCha0s I know that I can’t use my fingernail for typing on it due to it’s capacitive nature, which is annoying coming off of my old Dare. Obviously, the Incredible wasn’t designed by a woman (or with input from them!)!
@annabananacabana android may not be as pretty as iphone os 4, but its more capable and powerful. theres no comparison, android is easier to use, more customizable, more powerful, versatile, it goes on and on. you can change anything about your android phone without glitchy jailbreaks.
Does it have the multitouch bug?
no offence but moyorola droid seems a bit better
so your iphone is obviously jailbroken because you have a picture as your background.
@annabananacabana When it comes to communicating and staying up to date, the Droid Incredible offers a very compelling experience. If we say it defines the 2010 smartphone, it wouldn’t be the worst claim out there. And if we say that the next iPhone running iPhone OS 4 will aim to define the 2011 entertainment device, we guess that wouldn’t be the worst claim out there either.
I’d totally ditch my Iphone 3GS for that. Except I’m a Douche Bag.
But seriously, I don’t have an iphone, and I want the Incredible.
how do you think the htc droid incredible compares to the upcoming iphone os 4? im deciding between the two, and i’d really like an opinion from someone who knows what they’re talking about- such as you. thanks!
lol good review, not to mention that the dude looks like derek zoolander with his awsome haircut
@cludRobot Yes, you’ll find downloadable apps and content through Android Market.
@SynchronizedCha0s Search for a capacitive stylus on the Web, and you’ll find what you’re looking for. When it comes to multi-touch / point requirements for gaming controls, it should work decently with emulators that give you all the controls on-screen.
on the droid incredible, can you DOWNLOAD MORE WIDGETS?
This is a very nice overview/review. What I’ve noticed is that the reviews on the Incredible so far do not cover the new touchscreen technology. I’d like to request a touchscreen test video. Can it be used with a stylus? A pen? Fingernails? Can it be used with applications that are heavily multitouch dependent such as emulators, specifically snes emulators? If you could do a quick video on that, that’d be great.
i got a motorola devour and ive had it for a week but im gonna get an incredible cause mine is fucking up and it sucks
sumone help … i cant find the mp3 !! lol i know im stupid .. but i dont see any option to bring it up…
this sht is so sexy it almost make me forget about blackberry