There are a treasure trove of enhanced operational gems buried inside the Hero just waiting to be joyfully discovered.
Introduction
If you're a Sprint customer tired of listening to your rapturous iPhone-owning buds rave about the device while waiting for a decent smartphone alternative to arrive on the network, rejoice – your wait is over. Sprint's Android-powered Hero, made by HTC, isn't perfect – in fact, the cellular handset’s often really sluggish – but it does offer several compelling reasons to buy. Think multi-touch pinch in/out resizing of photos and Web pages, plus Outlook sync – just like the iPhone. In addition, the device actually improves on Apple’s offering in several noteworthy ways, including a sharper 5MP camera, haptic feedback on its QWERTY keyboard and a microSD slot for expandable storage.
by Graham on November 20, 2009:
“This is a great phone. had it for a couple of months now and had no problem with it. it has easy disign and the android market is great. altogether this is the best phone I have ever had.” More...