Difference Between Nexus S 4G and HTC Evo 3D

Nexus S 4G vs HTC Evo 3D – Full Specifications Compared

Nexus S 4G and HTC Evo 3D are two new phones to experience the 4G Wimax network. Nexus S 4G like its predecessor, Nexus S is a pure Google device preloaded with loads of Google apps and full access to Android Market. Nexus S 4G runs stock Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and boasts that its users are the first to receive updates to Android platform and also among the first to receive new Google Mobile apps. It’s almost the same design as Nexus S with 4 inch contour display and curved glass screen. The screen is super AMOLED WVGA (800 x 480) capacitive touch. And the processor and RAM also the same, 1GHz Cortex A8 Hummingbird with 512 MB. The best feature of the phone is the integrated Google Voice – you can make Web/SIP calling with one touch and the  other is the Voice Action feature, with this you can verbally command your phone to send/read emails, search contacts, call a person even if he is not available in the contact list and listen to music. Nexus S 4G also has mobile hotspot feature, with which you can share your 4G connection with six other devices. Users can get the pure Google Android experience  at 4G speed with Nexus S 4G.

HTC Evo 3D is the first glasses free 3D phone from HTC. It has 1.2 GHz Qualcomm MSM8660 dual core processor with 1GB RAM, 4.3 inch glasses free 3D viewing QHD (960 x 540 pixels) display and it has dual 5 MP stereoscopic lens for 3D video capture. The display supports 1080p (2D viewing) and 720p (3D viewing). It also has integrated YouTube 3D and Blockbuster 3D. With HDMI out you can share your media content on HDTV, it supports 720p 3D content and 1080p 2D content.

Both the phones are on US carrier Sprint. Nexus S 4G is priced at $200 on a new 2 year contract.

The good news for Nexus S and Nexus S 4G users is that Google Voice integration is now built into the Sprint Network. They can use their current Sprint wireless phone number as their Google Voice number without porting their number. With one number users can manage up to six different phones like office, home, mobile. Users also can personalize the settings.

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