Foolish Mortal
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***Official HTC Incredible Thread***
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I don't know why you just posted a picture. Here is the link:
PCD Incredible ADR6300 Accessories
PCD Incredible ADR6300 Accessories
I wasn't kidding. I like the screen size. As I get a bit older (51) I need reading glasses more and more, so bigge is better. Besides, if you look at the youtube demo of the hd2, sense ui has it pretty much hidden.
I do need Android, however, because I use my Gvoice almost exclusively, and the Android OS makes it veeeery easy to call with it. Gvoice is a free call on my family free call number list, so I hardly use minutes.
So, I'm not too dumb for Android, but I'm kind of tipping my hat to another fine phone, that's all.
amihererightnow
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I have found at least 5 web sites, so far, showing accessories for the incredible.
No, I have not wasted my time posting them for this very reason.
I have zero interest in playing the
"it's photoshopped game".
Ender11
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Nah, I'm good. It has several things against it. They are:
1) it is Wm. 6.5
2) Screen is not Amoled
3) It is on T-Mobile. I need VZ because I run my business off the cellphone and need 100% coverage.
So don't worry about me.
I am going to go to 4.3" in the future sometime, though.
Agreed. My only drawback to the Incredible is it doesn't have the 4.3" screen, but I'm over that can't wait to get my hands on it. I WILL be looking to upgrade to an LTE 4.3" screen in the future though.
Autosuggestion
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But he said he needed 100% coverage for his phone
When you don't have Sprint signal, it roams on VZW towers.
misterdoop
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Probably an inDesign file....
InDesign CS2, to be exact. What, Verizon couldn't spring for CS4?
Normally, I'd agree with you. But the difference here is the typeface: Both of the production models of Supersonic and Incredible use the same typeface. Uppercase, futuristic looking. Check this and this
http://rest. Both are production colors (white and red vs. black and black). But in the User Guide, it has a totally different logo using HTC's typeface of choice: Gotham. Same font as the Obama campaign.
When compared to the Droid Eris, they have a different logo completely. They use the curly Droid branding. Why they aren't lumping the Incredible in with the other Droids, I've never understood.
Plus! HTC registered the trademark HTC Incredible
grimlockdroid
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I have been out of the loop for the past few days (i.e. x jillion posts) so this may be useless info, but I just stopped by the Verizon store in my neighborhood and asked the guy if the HTC Incredible is coming out tomorrow and he said, without any hesitation, "no, they are just announcing it tomorrow. That and a couple other phones."
SamMax
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He may need data coverage. Sprint roaming on Verizon's towers would only supply voice.
EgoDogg
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KDII
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That was all speculation. The phone was to run on the LTE network which shouldn't begin to roll out till late this year. Verizon confirmed that it will launch it's first LTE phone in mid 2011. I, for one, pray that with the speed that technology has been developing that Verizon's LTE phones won't be on the level of a year old EVO. But, hey... it's Verizon so so anything's possible.
iBowToAndroid
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Looks like the rumored netbook is a Samsung running Windows 7.. Not 100% confirmed but definitely looks like it.. Screenshots later..
Ender11
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InDesign CS2, to be exact. What, Verizon couldn't spring for CS4?
Normally, I'd agree with you. But the difference here is the typeface: Both of the production models of Supersonic and Incredible use the same typeface. Uppercase, futuristic looking. Check this and this
http://rest. Both are production colors (white and red vs. black and black). But in the User Guide, it has a totally different logo using HTC's typeface of choice: Gotham. Same font as the Obama campaign.
When compared to the Droid Eris, they have a different logo completely. They use the curly Droid branding. Why they aren't lumping the Incredible in with the other Droids, I've never understood.
Plus! HTC registered the trademark HTC Incredible
johnnyc418
Member
now i dont know if i should get the n1 or the incredible :/ what are the pros and cons of choosing the incredible?
slbailey1
Android Enthusiast
Verizon has learned the iPhone lesson - announce your phone at most 2 weeks before release.
OMG, I was just at Radio Shack and saw the HD2. Granted it was a dummy phone, but it was beautiful! I did see it working on YouTube.com and liked what I saw. If it was coming to VZ, I would seriously consider it, even though it is WM. ...................
Nah.
You had me scared for a second there!
miniSQ
Android Enthusiast
InDesign CS2, to be exact. What, Verizon couldn't spring for CS4?
Normally, I'd agree with you. But the difference here is the typeface: Both of the production models of Supersonic and Incredible use the same typeface. Uppercase, futuristic looking. Check this and this
http://rest. Both are production colors (white and red vs. black and black). But in the User Guide, it has a totally different logo using HTC's typeface of choice: Gotham. Same font as the Obama campaign.
When compared to the Droid Eris, they have a different logo completely. They use the curly Droid branding. Why they aren't lumping the Incredible in with the other Droids, I've never understood.
Plus! HTC registered the trademark HTC Incredible
amihererightnow
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See,... you didnt understand, what verizon means to say is, they are going to announce the evo on verizon, but by the time they actually release it, they should have already had LTE up and running for a few years.
You know,... kind of like the incredible.
maverick96
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I'm starting to wonder if verizon will even say anything at all about incredible tomorrow... I hope its not just the MS pink phones...ugh...
GlockGuy80
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I hope the desktop and car docks are available at the time of the phone's release.
I don't know how you guys can buy this phone online. If you order it the 29th you are not going to get it until at least the 30th. I've been waiting for this phone for waaaaaaayyy too long to wait an additional day. HAHAHAHA!!! Seriously, I don't think I could wait another day knowing that I could just go to the damn store and get it.
I don't know how you guys can buy this phone online. If you order it the 29th you are not going to get it until at least the 30th. I've been waiting for this phone for waaaaaaayyy too long to wait an additional day. HAHAHAHA!!! Seriously, I don't think I could wait another day knowing that I could just go to the damn store and get it.
johnnyc418
Member
if youre on a family plan, and the account isnt in your name, but your line is eligible for an upgrade. does the account holder need to go get the phone or can anyone?
KDII
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See,... you didnt understand, what verizon means to say is, they are going to announce the evo on verizon, but by the time they actually release it, they should have already had LTE up and running for a few years.
You know,... kind of like the incredible.
That's Great! Yeah.. you want to build the suspense!
I do have to give Verizon a little credit for having the balls not to release phones prematurely. Unlike some other networks who have no problem releasing devices full of bugs just to get a jump on everyone. That's one of the things that makes them the #1 and most reliable network and will continue to.
Now that I'm done kissing their a$$.. give us a damn date already VERIZON!!!
And deal with the hassle of paying the additional $100 and having to use a mail-in-rebate to get your money back? No thanks. I'll order it online, get the $100 instant rebate, and get free overnight shipping. It's worth the few extra hours to me.
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I'm currently with at&t. I was hoping to get a head start, but may have to wait until I get the phone. First smartphone, so I will be enjoying the discovery of its many features.
You should be able to do the same with AT&T's "Mobile Backup". Just make sure your backup list up up to date and then export it. I would think they use the .csv format as well since it's just a database file format that seems to be the set standard for things like Outlook etc.
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