@livininmtl: This may be one of the very first Apple products that makes it CRYSTAL CLEAR that Apple wants you to spend money on their ridiculous accessories. No other phone has had a reputation of shattering this easily, and they know this. Coupled with the reception issues, they just want you to buy a full-body case…

Good lord, man. First the drop test, then the one foot drop shatter, and now this?

I bet when the next flagship phone for any company is announced, people are going to ask 'how do you hold it? If it isn't like an iPhone, that's gay'.

@bmwmpower: I've held my Evo in every way possible while using it. Absolutely no problem with reception.

Jobs looks pretty pissed off in that picture. Or maybe it's more of an expression of disbelief?

I'm running Launcher Pro on my Evo right now, and my question is this; is it worth it switching to this launcher instead? I already have the 3D drawer, so I don't know what I might be missing out on.

@OCEntertainment: When you're limited to making video calls over wi-fi, you're bound to get desperate looking for workarounds.

SquareTrade has a ridiculously good reputation as far as insurance goes.

It's strange how both of you have the exact same expression on your faces. Was that intentional?

@AdamKaoru: I don't know, Apple has a practice of underclocking the processors in their smaller devices in order to conserve battery life. You could be right, but I'm not sure.

@Philip_Fry: I'm going to make myself sound like an idiot here, but did you catch my sarcasm in that reply? Not being condescending or anything.

Well, I guess this is proof that they underclocked the A4 by a noticeable amount. I'm going to take a wild guess and say it's running at somewhere along the lines of 800Mhz.

@Philip_Fry: Pfft. Lamee-o. It's all about the dpi and RETINA DISPLAY, DUDE! What kind of loser settles for a display that shows the pixels?

@OCEntertainment: I understand the rest of your points, but from what I read, the battery draining fix is only for something wrong with the Facebook app. That might not be a major culprit if some people don't use it.

Man, that one picture must be a real blow to people who purchased the first-generation iPad.

@pekosROB: HTC has said the improperly grounded screen issue is a software issue and that they plan to release a patch for both the Evo and the Incredible.

@cloud858rk: I really don't see the point in them working on these relatively minor issues with the exception of wi-fi. By the time they roll out the next update, people's 30-day cancellation opportunity will be up.

Seriously, HTC? That's the best you can do after what we Evo owners have been bitching about?

Just noticed there was another curb above the ground he was walking on. The guy just slid it onto the guy's doorstep.

@DRM.HollyWood: In that case it's understandable because of the situation. And like you said, your original iPhone was much more durable. I really don't get the reason for trading durability for aesthetics.