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Beautiful hardware design, fast 1GHz processor, large 4.3inch screen, good camera
Sub3G data speeds on a "4G" device, mediocre battery life, quiet speaker
The HTC Inspire 4G, like the Motorola ATRIX 4G, is one AT&T's first devices capable of running on its 4G HSPA+ network. It offers a stunning industrial design, a top notch user interface, and an high-spec camera. While some might find that its 4.3-inc...
Extrait: Comes in Android 2.2 and a huge 4.3-inch super LCD touch screen, the HTC Inspire is now being offered by AT&T in US. AT&T is selling it at $99.99 with a 2-years service contract. If you are wondering how the Android smartphone perform with the 1GHz pro...
Beautiful large screen, Blazing fast performance, Excellent camera, Crystal clear voice quality, Superb social networking experience,
The display, its good camera, and the variety of apps available in the Android App Market all make it an excellent phone for entertainment. I’m not totally convinced that it deserves the “4G” in its name, but that might be due to where I was trying to...
Wrapping it all upWhile there's competition coming right around the corner, this is the best phone on AT&T, and the first phone I've used that is a true competitor to the iPhone for the average consumer. It's no "iPhone killer", because that doesn't exis...
Unbelievable out of the gate pricing, Solid construction & design, Vibrant Super LCD display, Peppy performance
Unimpressive HSPA speeds, Below average battery
Obviously, the HTC Inspire 4G doesn’t come off as being an innovative product that breaks down walls and barriers because we’ve seen it done already with the HTC EVO 4G. Nevertheless, it presents AT&T customers their first taste of a high-caliber HTC...
There's a lot to love about the HTC Inspire 4G, and I have finally found a phone that surpasses the HTC Droid Incredible as my favorite phone. The Inspire is reasonably good looking, performs astonishingly well, takes great photos, and is a dream to u...
Large 4.3" display is bright and vivid with great viewing angles, Fantastic build quality, metal frame, rubberized plastic battery/card covers, and very solid feel overall, Great battery life I get two days of moderate use no problem, A hardware accelerated browser makes using the web that much better on a smartphone, I'm in love here, Generally snappy performance, homescreens swipe smoothly,
Not really a "4G" phone yet (ahem, AT&T) at least I couldn't find any HSPA speeds in Los Angeles, WiFi / cell data connection switching and upload issues (see: Connection Problems) going back and forth off and on WiFi can cause annoying behavior. Upload speeds on mobile connection are ungodly slow, AT&T bloatware onboard. It's not very annoying, but you can't take it off, No sideloading apps.
The Inspire 4G, again, has the potential to be great. What does it need to meet that potential? Working 4G and Gingerbread. This phone would have been a real competitor a few months ago, but even as a "cutting edge" 4G device, it's a Desire HD in an AT...
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Accessing the battery results in broken fingernails. Hotspot occasionally drops devices (like they're hot) and tethering service will cost you extra. Headphone jack is woefully located at the bottom of the phone
Extrait: Video Review: The HTC Inspire 4G smartphone comes with a giant 4.3" touch screen, Android 2.2 and an 8 megapixel camera with HD video recording. Chris Hardwick and Candace Bailey find out how inspiring this smartphone can truly be, especially with its ...
Extrait: Aaron reviews the HTC Inspire 4G , AT&T's newest Android smartphone and an awesome addition to their lineup. With a 1 GHz next-generation Snapdragon processor, 4.3-inch screen, 8-megapixel camera, HSPA+ compatibility, and Android 2.2 (Froyo), it's an upgr...
