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List of Best Android phones by HTC
- Thread starter coldpress
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HTC has released several android phones
To my knowledge
1. HTC EVO
2. HTC Desire
3. HTC Droid Incredible
4. HTC google Nexus phone
In my opinion all these phones are good for business people
Apart from this HTC is going to release a new mobile especially for business people and travelers, it is HTC p42100. i read it in this article while searching google blog search.
New HTC PD42100 is set to release for business travelers
To my knowledge
1. HTC EVO
2. HTC Desire
3. HTC Droid Incredible
4. HTC google Nexus phone
In my opinion all these phones are good for business people
Apart from this HTC is going to release a new mobile especially for business people and travelers, it is HTC p42100. i read it in this article while searching google blog search.
New HTC PD42100 is set to release for business travelers
I can't see how any of those phones are business oriented unless you are a master of using a touch keyboard.
Droid 2 would be your best bet imho. They all have the same feature set, just the skins vary by phone. If you need faster data downloads then yes the EVO will top the charts if you can actually get 4g in your area.
Otherwise if you have Tmobile the G2 will be one of the top phones as far as versatility. Vanilla build of android, so you get no extra bullshit. Also has a keyboard and can handle Tmobiles new hsdpa which is on its way to becoming 4g in the coming year
Droid 2 would be your best bet imho. They all have the same feature set, just the skins vary by phone. If you need faster data downloads then yes the EVO will top the charts if you can actually get 4g in your area.
Otherwise if you have Tmobile the G2 will be one of the top phones as far as versatility. Vanilla build of android, so you get no extra bullshit. Also has a keyboard and can handle Tmobiles new hsdpa which is on its way to becoming 4g in the coming year
I am a business user and think these both work quite well. Originally I had a Touch Pro, because I wanted the keyboard. Now, I have become so used to the touchscreen that I find it easier for typing e-mails. It is an acquired skill, but the soft touch required is less straining on my fingers than pressing small buttons that are close together.
