Sprint's HTC EVO is One of The Best Android Smartphones Yet

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld May 21, 2010 5:30 PM

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The EVO 4G packs powerful specs and a lot of features in a slick, stylish design. The biggest drawback is that not everyone will get to experience 4G connectivity, one of the phone's best features at launch--yet they'll still have to pay for it. However, the EVO 4G is a winner with its superb 8-megapixel camera, its gorgeous and responsive display, solid hardware, multimedia capabilities, and speediness.

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