I am an HTC guy too. The first smartphone I have owned is the Droid Eris. I have played with the newest generation iphones and I have to say, the only thing my Eris is lacking is the speed. My wifes Moto Droid blows mine out of the water as far a speed goes. But with the upcoming Droid Incredible (running on OS 2.1) I don’ think I am going to have to wait to get the iphone on Verizon to get a phone that does everything I want out of it. Keep it up HTC. I love your phones.

Very neighbourly post but there are some point where I last wishes as not agree. But overall its pure good.

yeh right.. great post, Thank You

Snapdragon uses less power than most of the current 500Mhz phones. This is driven by much smarter power control on chip, new technology, and superior integration (more stuff on one chip, as opposed to multiple chips. If the handset design team does the right thing… you should see a healthy boost in talk time, and standby time. Remember though, power consumption is dependent on what you are doing. If you are doing 3D games, like playing Doom on android, you will use more power than talking, or internet browsing.

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With a faster processor you can get better battery life. Its one of the more “recent” discoveries. The 3GS uses this to its advantage.

When you need to do something if you have the memory to do it and a fast processor to do it quickly then the work to do is reduced and the time it takes is reduced meaning the load on the battery is short and sharp instead of long and drawn out.

When the phone is doing nothing the processor runs in low poer mode.

Obviously if you thrash the processor so its always working then a lower speed processor uses less power and lasts longer but the idea is to not thrash it.

The idea behind it is that from one battery charge a faster processor can do far more compute cycles than a slow one. If they have comparative idle loads on the battery then you can get more battery life out of a faster processor as any actions are quickly dealt with.

Thats the theory anyway, relies on the difference in power consumption being less than the difference in cpu cycles.

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how about a bigger display fellas?

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