jsilvers525
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is that the incredible in the back round at 1:24 in the video? you only see it for a second or two
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nope.
that elongation will make using the optical trackpad (joystick?) that much more enjoyable
as far as typing, u got 3.7in of screen real estate.
i've played with a nexus one which probably has the same proportions, and it's easier to type on then an iphone with the htc keyboard installed. it looks like a big difference in the picture but in person it's very minimal. also if for some odd reason you have trouble download swype.
Can anyone attest to the legitimacy of this card? Also, this thing ships from South Korea for $0.80?? How long will it take to get it here? What's involved with shipping it back?
If you ain't a Gator, you're GATOR BAIT! CHOMP CHOMP!
Offense is going to be fun to watch.. Defense I fear is going to be sliced and diced like in '07 *cringes*.. We'll see though.
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Okay,
So as far as I remember, the user manual we got last week specified that the incredible would have 802.11 (b/g/n), and the "n" made me get super excited.
Now, with all the press releases, and according to HTC's official site, the phone won't be supporting wireless n, only up to g speeds. Is this accurate, or will the phone really have wireless n? I really was looking forward to 802.11n, but will have to settle if it indeed isn't true.![]()
If you ain't a Gator, you're GATOR BAIT! CHOMP CHOMP!
Offense is going to be fun to watch.. Defense I fear is going to be sliced and diced like in '07 *cringes*.. We'll see though.
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thanks for the tip,I don't understand the disappointment over not having wirelessN.
802.11g supports bandwidth up to 54 Mbps - unless you have an internet connection with download speeds greater than 54 Mbps N has no real world significant advantage. And even if your connection is faster than 54 Mbps the phones speed would be restricted by the 1ghz processor.
I don't understand the disappointment over not having wirelessN.
802.11g supports bandwidth up to 54 Mbps - unless you have an internet connection with download speeds greater than 54 Mbps N has no real world significant advantage. And even if your connection is faster than 54 Mbps the phones speed would be restricted by the 1ghz processor.
Yeah, because John Brantley and his enormous amount of experience will show everyone how he is one of the BEST qbs in the SEC....right....
you've got to admit that your year is a little unstable right now...
go DAWGS sic'em
Think i'll just save myself from the potential of being ripped off and spend a few more $ at a reputable source.
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Yeah, I think we were all ahead of the curve on that one!![]()
thanks for the tip,
I live most of my time away at college, which has a wireless N network, and figured the phone's wifi would've been a lot quicker. I know wireless G works fine, and it'll do and i probably won't really know the difference, it was just a thought, as I kept noticing different specs on different docs. I didn't know the phone's speed would be restricted, so thanks for that
I'm not out of the loop of technology, nor am I constantly looking at this stuff. This is the first I've heard of A-Data, is this an economy brand or is it good?