If you are looking to upgrade to Verizon’s latest LTE smartphones and don’t know whether you should grab HTC Thunderbolt, which is the only one available now, or wait for other phones, here is your guide from iPhone Killer Blog.
First of all, not all the LTE phones are created equal. Each of them have their strengths and weaknesses. You will have to decide which feature is more important to you.
See the comparison table below:
There are certain specs that are same across the board – they all support LTE, they all have Android 2.2.1 (Froyo), they all have 4.3inch touchscreen, and all their processors are clocked at 1Ghz.
Then, there are some features that stand-out among all others.
- With HTC Thunderbolt, you can have the world’s first LTE smartphone and lock in the $30 unlimited LTE data plan for 2 years. You never know when Verizon will change their mind and charge more for the LTE data plan. And it comes with 32GB MicroSD card included. 1400mAh is the smallest battery capacity and be prepared to charge your phone more than once per day.
- With Samsung Droid Charge, you get the Super AM-OLED Plus screen.
- With Motorola Bionic, you get the highest resolution of qHD (540×960), the only dual-core processor, true 1080P HD video out, and the largest battery capacity.
- With LG Revolution, you get the largest built-in memory of 16GB and the world’s first LTE phone with VoLTE support (Voice of LTE). But you also get the lowest resolution camera at 4.9MP.
Hope this will help you on your journey to next upgrade. We will be updating the comparison table as more LTE phones are coming to Verizon (e.g. Motorola Targa). So far, we don’t know of any Verizon LTE phones with 3D camera support.
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