By: Steve
That’s what happens when you rush a phone to market as the top, Thunderbolt, and then abandon your customers leaving them with a buggy annoying phone only to fix it after months of screaming customers,...
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Only geeks hate sense or want stock. Just buy a nexus or root. The razr has great battery life and doesnt have a removeable battery. It CAN be done.
View ArticleBy: Picton
I did. I now have a Nexus 4 and prior to this I had a Galaxy Nexus, however I think you may have missed my point or perhaps its above your level of understanding. HTC make amazing devices and yet they...
View ArticleBy: firby
then what you do after your battery die ? :) I can easily swap batteries. It’s quick, less than 1 minutes. No need the hassle of taking queue ticket in service center. No need to use replacement phone....
View ArticleBy: mclone
agree. although I still use powerbank on my htc phone even if its battery removable. original htc batteries tend to be expensive, 3 times pricier than samsung or lg batteries. I only buy new one if the...
View ArticleBy: Chris
Simple. I charge it. My evo LTE lasts all night streaming pandora at work and I think battery health is better with a non removable battery that’s really a gimmik and adds bulk to the phone [image:...
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having Sense has nothing to do with it. its the lack of advertising. those fans who care about stock have the knowledge to root if they so desire, but it seems they are just getting lazy. (too much mt...
View ArticleBy: Lilith_Black
HTC would be great if: 1. Get rid of the crappy camera (The “ultrapixels” isn’t working at all) 2. Allow rooting and complete restore (instead of locking bootloaders or permanently voiding warranty for...
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