More Pictures of the HTC Incredible 4G Emerge, NFC and Beam Onboard

by: | posted 04.26.12 | News

A Reddit user was able to go hands-on with the upcoming DROID Incredible 4G yesterday thanks to a recent meeting with an HTC rep. During the encounter, he was able to snap a couple of pictures and also confirm some of the specs that have been floating around the web thanks to the leak on the DroidDoes page. The Inc 4G will have NFC capabilities and feature the Android Beam, which Galaxy Nexus users have been toying with for a few months now. As we already know, it will feature Verizon’s 4G LTE (naturally) and be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 chip. The display will be a qHD at 960×540 resolution to “help improve battery life.”

As far as when we can expect a launch, the rep had nothing but a guesstimation for May, so we’re here waiting to get the official word from Big Red. This device still perking your interest?

Via: Reddit | Phandroid

DROID Incredible 4G LTE Spotted at DroidDoes.com, Reveals Full Specs Ahead of Announcement

by: | posted 04.23.12 | News

The official name of the next “DROID” on Verizon is the HTC DROID Incredible 4G LTE. The device made a brief appearance on DroidDoes.com this morning and is still sort of there if you want to check it out for yourself and see the final spec list. It’s exactly as our sources who gave us the first pictures of the device said, so you won’t be surprised. Well, there is a price point that needs to be addressed which we will get to. 

Scratch That, Incredible 2 Has Now Been Removed From Verizon’s Store

by: | posted 04.20.12 | News

 

Yesterday we reported that the HTC Incredible 2 had hit “out of stock” status in Verizon’s store, but one of our readers noticed today that the device is gone completely. If you search for it, you won’t find a sales page and are instead left with support and device over sections. We know that the Incredible 4G is essentially ready for prime time (pictures of it), so this move by Big Red is not all that surprising. The last release date we saw for the Inc 4G was April 26, which is next Thursday – be sure to keep it close as we may finally see a new phone on Verizon that is worth talking about.

If you need something to compare it to, check out our HTC One S review. The Incredible 4G should be that phone, but with LTE, an NFC chip, and expandable storage – three things we knocked the One S for not having.

Cheers Brent!

Incredible 2 is Out of Stock at Verizon, Incredible 4G Incoming?

by: | posted 04.19.12 | News

The Incredible 2 is now listed as “out of stock” at Verizon’s online store. While it does say “temporarily,” the device has been out for a year now and as we all know, has a successor on the way. Is this a sign that the Incredible 4G will be here any minute? We are sort of expecting it to drop at any time now that the device, in a finalized looking state has surfaced thanks to one of our tipsters (more pics here). Previously seen targeted dates had it pegged for an April 26 launch, which would be next week, but here we are on the 19th without a peep from Big Red or HTC. As we all know by now thanks to Bionic and Galaxy Nexus drama sagas, these “unofficial” dates, even if from within Verizon walls mean almost nothing until the press release arrives.

The Incredible 4G is expected to be the “DROID” version (LTE, NFC, and expandable storage) of the HTC One S which we reviewed yesterday. It should be a solid device for those in the market for an upgrade this Spring.

Cheers CG!

Thursday Poll: Interested in the HTC Incredible 4G?

by: | posted 04.12.12 | Polls

So the HTC Incredible 4G was all over the place yesterday thanks to one of our tipsters, essentially for the first time in its finished form. What did you guys think? I know on paper that the specs seems semi-disappointing, but in reality, this is the HTC One S for Verizon. It has a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, qHD screen, NFC, 4G LTE and more than likely one of the better smartphone cameras you’ll find anywhere. While an actual HD screen would have been nice, this phone will be no slouch. And the price will probably be more than reasonable.

Ready to buy one? Waiting for something different? Satisfied with your current device?

Interested in the HTC Incredible 4G?

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Here are Two More Incredible 4G Pics For Your Viewing Pleasure

by: | posted 04.11.12 | News

Needed more HTC Incredible 4G pics to take you into the night? Here you go. Two more popped into our inbox this evening, giving us the clearest view yet of the front of the device. There is your dedicated hardware softkeys that HTC has chosen for their 2012 line of phones, along with a look at Sense 4.0, the qHD screen (believed to be 4-inches), and the Rezound/Incredible styling that we have seen on a number of VZW HTC devices over the years.

Cheers ___!

First Incredible 4G Pictures Surface, Official Render Too (Updated)

by: | posted 04.11.12 | News

With rumored release dates looming, we knew it wouldn’t be long before the Incredible 4G (formerly the HTC Fireball) surfaced. Little was unknown, but this is the first time that we are seeing the device in what appears to be a fairly finished state. It definitely looks like an a newish version of previous Incredibles. If there was an easier way to describe it, just think of it as the Rezound’s little brother. 

DROID Incredible 4G Receives Benchmark, Probably a Snapdragon S4 but Only a qHD Display?

by: | posted 03.19.12 | News

We have been on the hunt for the DROID Incredible 4G dating back to late 2011 when we first reported that a new device had popped up in a Verizon system dubbed the “HTC Fireball.” Little was known about the phone then other than a model number of ADR6410LVW which was a pretty good indicator that this phone could be some sort of a follow-up to the Incredible 2. Pictures of a device later leaked that we assumed was the Fireball since it had similar styling to the rest of the Incredible lineup and VZW had nothing else planned from HTC that we were aware of. The specs failed to impress at that time, which had us crossing our fingers that magical hardware changes were in store. That apparently will not happen if this weekend’s NenaMark benchmark for the device is to be believed.