It looks like today at SlashGear we have the big brother to the most popular HTC phones to date, that being the EVO series. We have the HTC EVO 3D for you and I’ve just finished unboxing this beast in all its glory. This device features most of those exciting new features of the HTC Sensation as well as many more exclusive to the EVO 3D. Back at CTIA we got our first look at the EVO 3D you can see that here, but today we got to enjoy it a bit longer.
The HTC EVO 3D and HTC EVO View 4G will go on sale from June 24, with the 4.3-inch qHD 3D smartphone priced at $199.99 and the WiMAX-enabled tablet - a variant of the HTC Flyer - priced at $399.99. The EVO 3D offers glasses-free 3D graphics like the LG Optimus 3D only at a higher, 960 x 540 resolution, and runs the same 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-core processor as inside the HTC Sensation.
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The first portion of this video you’ll recognize from the post posted earlier the same day as this post you’re looking at now. It’s a piece of Qualcomm Demo Zero Shutter Lag Multi-Burst Photo Capture at Uplinq. In that video, same as this one, you’ll see three gladiator warrior women walking towards the stage at an event entitled “Technical Super Session: What Your Apps Can Do When You Target Snapdragon.” These women act as models for several demonstrations of the photo capabilities of some Qualcomm Snapdragon-powered devices.
The HTC EVO 3D is touted as the first glasses-free 3D capable smartphone in the U.S. It's been up for pre-orders for some time now, but an exact date of availability has remained a mystery. Now a new bit of evidence has surfaced that suggests a June 24th release.
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The HTC EVO 3D is hailed as the first glasses-free 3D smartphone to hit the market. But when exactly is it planning to hit and at what price has continued to elude us. Secretive pre-orders started at Best Buy, with employees ordered to keep hush on any details. And other rumors suggest a June 4th launch, but still no pricing confirmation. Now thanks to a leaked RadioShack advertising page, a price has finally been revealed.
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The HTC EVO 3D is being hailed as the world's first glasses-free 3D Android phone, and although we've gotten plenty of hands-on time with the device and presented you with numerous photos, we have no word yet on the official release date. However, thanks to a leaked note distributed to Best Buy employees, we know that the electronics retailer has quietly begun accepting pre-orders for the device today.
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Two unannounced HTC Android smartphones have leaked, the HTC Kingdom (left) and HTC Rider (right). Caught in the wild by 911Sniper (here and here), the two handsets look physically similar, but the Kingdom has a qHD, 960 x 540 display; both phones appear to have a front-facing camera, and it's suggested that at least one could be the GSM version of the HTC EVO 3D.
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The recent announcement of the HTC Sensation brought with it an enhanced 3.0 version of their slick HTC Sense user interface built on top of Android. Unfortunately, the company let it slip last night via Twitter to a curious customer that the HTC Sense 3.0 will only be available to its newest devices---the Flyer, EVO 3D, and Sensation.
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HTC had no shortage of new devices at CTIA 2011 last week – the HTC EVO 3D being perhaps the highlight – but there’s still more to come. The company’s UK arm has just sent out invites to a press event on April 12 to “see what’s next” in the HTC pipeline.
A GSM version of the HTC EVO 3D has been confirmed by HTC France, bringing the glasses-free Android smartphone to Europe. Announced last week at CTIA 2011 for Sprint, according to HTC the EVO 3D will launch with the same name in Europe, though they can't tell us exactly when.
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We had several new smartphone and tablet announcements from CTIA Wireless that took place this week in Orlando Florida. There has also been some interesting developments having to do with Android with the launch of Amazon’s Appstore and RIM’s big announcement that their BlackBerry Playbook tablets will support Android apps. Read on for the full top ten list.
We’ve been given the opportunity to take a hands-on look at CTIA 2011 at the HTC EVO 3D and its announcement partner, the EVO View 4G. The following is an account of what we saw in the HTC EVO 3D – a device that can not only show off all sorts of wild 3D content without the aid of glasses, it can capture content as well. This isn’t the very first device to be able to do this, and it’s not the first object to be able to do this at this size, but it IS a rather fabulous looking bit of competition for this ever-growing 3D game, whether you think it’s a real trend or not!
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