HTC Evo 3D Android Smartphone: 4G Sprint Speed, HTC Sense User Interface Perfection

There are lots of really nice features on the HTC EVO 3D Android Smartphone that make for an intelligent buying decision. At 4G speeds on the 4G Sprint network, the phone has impressive up and download speeds, and internet access is smooth, fast and reliable, as is placing and receiving calls. The screen is big and bold, with great colors and visuals. The first-ever 3D mobile phone technology that allows for Glasses-Free 3D viewing, and 3D video recording as well, is probably reason enough for a purchase for some gamers and multimedia lovers. And the processor is stupid-quick, and can handle as many simultaneous processes and requests as you can throw at it without compromising speed or display.

The other features and multimedia additions on the EVO 3D are nice as well, and are what you’ve come to expect in 4G smartphones, but what customers should always look at in mobile phones are two things: high quality UI and speed. The user interface (UI) is the definition for how the user interacts with the phone to get it to do stuff, plain and simple.

If you have had as many phones as I have, buying my first phone in 1991, then you know how frustrating and aggravating phone use can be. And when you think about it, it doesn’t matter how many wonderful features and technologies your phone has, if it is a pain in the you-know-what just to navigate and use your phone, all that technology is pretty much useless.

And in today’s world, speed is everything. We want what we want NOW! So for a phone with the above situation, with great features and a really great UI, if every action takes forever, you end up back at that frustrated position. Sure the HTC Evo 3D Android smartphone has the first ever 3D glasses-free mobile phone technology, but if the network delivering your content is slow as molasses in January, who cares?

Fortunately, the HTC EVO 3D smartphone runs on the fast, reliable Sprint 4G network, and has what is being called the best UI of 2011 by far, and maybe the best of the last 5 years, the HTC Sense UI. That one-two punch of Sprint 4G speed and Sense UI ease-of-use should not be overlooked, and allows all of the HTC Evo 3D Android smartphone’s other features to shine.

The 1.2 GHz Snapdragon dual core process interacts beautifully with the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS (that comes with full Adobe Flash support) to deliver a very solid, enjoyable, and efficient user experience when it comes to multitasking, web browsing, movie watching, gaming, and anything else you choose to throw at it.

Mobile Hotspot capability for up to eight other wi-fi enabled devices is sweet, and the nice selection of Google apps and services that are integrated into the HTC Evo 3D provide one click instant access.  You also have access to the thousands of apps and games available in the Android Market. So even without the 3D features, this phone can compete with the best of them.  The HTC Evo 3D Android Smartphone will ship on 06/24/2011, and is available for pre-order now.

Pre-order the HTC EVO 3D for only $179 at Amazon.