Wow! That’s pretty impressive new phone.

• It’s an Android 2.1, which means that you’ll get tons of apps and though iPhone apps in average are still better , Android apps are getting better and better each day
• 8MP Camera + video – this is something to kill for. I use Nexus One 5Mp camera as my primary one these days, but this little baby should be so much better
• Second 1.3 front-facing camera – I don’t care too much about video calls, but it maybe handy for Skype
• 1 GHz SnapDragon processor – It’s the same as in Nexus One and it’s really fast
• Acts like Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 8 devices – This is HUGE! Right now, if you have multiple devices, for example, laptop, phone and netbook or iPad and you want them all to be connected you have to either pay for each one separately which is super-expensive or buy Verizon’s MiFi which is cool, but they have a pathetic 5Gb cap or buy a Palm, which is apparently not a good idea right now. With a phone like this – you can make it your central WiFi hub and share Internet to your other devices through WiFi. And it looks like Sprint doesn’t have obvious caps on their data plan. This thing along maybe a huge motivator to get this phone. Paying something like $70 a month for WiFi anywhere and for all of your devices – sounds pretty attractive to me



• Sprint’s 4G network – I didn’t use their network, but they claim that it maybe up to 10x times faster than 3G. And probably it will be less clogged on events like GDC
• Last, but not least 4.3″ display – that should be very good for reading books or watching movies