Help Evo 2

[darryl651]

(This is all assuming that sprint will announce the evo 2 at CTIA.) How much better will the evo 2 be than the evo? I am due for an upgrade in April and I think I'd rather spend less money and get the evo instead of the evo 2. Is dual-core really that big of a deal?

 

[sitlet]

(This is all assuming that sprint will announce the evo 2 at CTIA.)

We haven't heard ANYTHING about what sprint is unveiling.

How much better will the evo 2 be than the evo?

Again, we don't even know WHAT sprint is unveiling, it could be a phone, a service, a tablet... And even if it WAS the Evo 2, how are we supposed to know what specs it will have before it's unveiled?

 

[darryl651]

We haven't heard ANYTHING about what sprint is unveiling.



Again, we don't even know WHAT sprint is unveiling, it could be a phone, a service, a tablet... And even if it WAS the Evo 2, how are we supposed to know what specs it will have before it's unveiled?

Last year sprint announced the evo at CTIA. They have to announce it to keep up in the smartphone game. I don't know this for a fact, but I would bet they will announce an evo 2. And if they don't add a dual-core processor to the evo 2 then what is the point in even making it? Basically what I want to know is, is it worth waiting for a dual-core device?

 

[sitlet]

Last year sprint announced the evo at CTIA.

And we knew about it months ahead of time. There are NO rumors of any new phone coming out on sprint.

They have to announce it to keep up in the smartphone game.

No they dont.

Basically what I want to know is, is it worth waiting for a dual-core device?

Only you can answer that. With technology, you can keep waiting all you want, there is ALWAYS going to be something better coming out. As soon as dual core processors become the norm (probably in the next few months) they will announce quad core maybe, or something else new.

 

[ndh777]

(This is all assuming that sprint will announce the evo 2 at CTIA.) How much better will the evo 2 be than the evo? I am due for an upgrade in April and I think I'd rather spend less money and get the evo instead of the evo 2. Is dual-core really that big of a deal?

Let me tell you, I have the Evo and it is the greatest phone I have ever used. No joke, no exaggeration.

If the Evo 2 will be better than the Evo, it would be best to get that. The Evo Shift isn't really much anything unless you want a physical keyboard.

I'm betting that the Evo 2 will be the best of both of these phones. It will have the big screen the Evo has, maybe bigger, a HDMI port, kickstand, front camera, physical keyboard rollout, among many other things.

That's just judging by how Evo owners reacted to seeing the Shift at announcement. Many of us were upset that it was just so...un-Evoish. No front camera was about the biggest disappointment especially since about every new phone has one.

I bet the Evo 2 will get the Android 2.3 upgrade and I doubt that the original Evo will get it officially.

At this conference, I think the announcement will be more about 4G and possibly the iPhone coming to Sprint because of something I read a while back hinting towards this from CEO Dan Hesse. And 4G possibly new cities getting 4G or a switch over to LTE or some other 4G connection.

 

[msoccer2]

And we knew about it months ahead of time. There are NO rumors of any new phone coming out on sprint.

No rumors? I'd say that there have been some rumors going around, like this one, for example:
Sprint announcing Nexus S 4G, EVO 3D, and EVO View tablet at CTIA? -- Engadget