HTC Incredible specs

By on Apr 13, 2010 at 8:05 AM
Exclusive April 13, 2010

htc-incredible-specs

One of our Verizon connects just came through for us in a huge way by passing along the entire spec list for the fast approaching HTC Incredible. There’s not a whole lot for us to say with this one so we’ll let the specs do the talking, but damn can we not wait to finally get our hands on this phone.

Key takeaways:

  • 4.63″ x 2.3″ x 0.47″, 4.59 oz.
  • Android 2.1 “Eclair” with Sense UI
  • 1GHz Snapdragon QSG8650 processor
  • 512MB ROM / 512MB RAM
  • Dual-band EV-DO Rev. A
  • 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi
  • GPS
  • 3.7″ WVGA OLED capacitive display
  • 8 megapixel camera with auto-focus and video capture
  • HTML browser with Flash Lite 4.0
  • Microsoft Exchange support
  • 8GB internal memory
  • microSD support for up to 32GB
  • 3.5mm headphone jack
  • Accelerometer
  • 312 minutes talk time / 149 hours standby
  • Pre-loaded with Google Calendar, Gmail, Search, Maps, Latitude, Navigation and Talk

Be honest… Who’s excited?

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  • dj

    anyone know anything about enabling for rhapsody-to-go service? so far all i’ve seen that has mobile access for rhapsody is the htc imagio, and i’d rather be with google/android OS than windows mobile.

    • Richard

      hey. I actually work for Rhapsody and I’m almost positive it works on ALL Android devices.

    • Lance

      there is a beta widget for the droid line of phones that allow rhapsody usage, It was the deciding factor for purchasing the phone. Rhapsody also is listing the droid line of phones as one that it works on and mentions the widget.

  • BB to HTC

    Definitely am switching from BB. But there are some BB features I really like: “Password Keeper” – for multiple PW’s – saved my butt. Is there some kind of secure PW storage? What about an easy screen lock?
    How about multi-tasking? The BB: no multi-tasking and so s-l-o-w – Glad to be done with it SOON. Even if all the answers were no – think I’d go for the Incredible anyway

    • PapaDroid

      You won’t be dissappointed. I moved from a BB to the Eris and had the same concern about Password Keeper. There are apps that will do the same, I use Keeper by callpod. Multi tasking not a problem on my Eris which is no where near the phone that the incredible is. You will especially love the web browsing over the BB. I hated surfing the web on my BB to that point that I just didn’t use it. I love surfing the web now with my Eris.

    • g2G

      The best password manager I have found and use on a daily basis is SplashID by SplashData. It offers 256 bit Blowfish encryption. This software flat out rocks. I got the SplashWallet pack for my Palm Treo. They only have ID for Android, so far. Worth the wait.

    • RG

      There are third party apps available to securely store (and encrypt) passwords. Some will even sync with your PC when connected via USB.

  • Pahlevan

    the talk time and stand by time sucks :(

  • vzwgirl327

    Just to clarify for some people, the phone comes with 8gb of internal memory and supports up to a 16gb mem card. Me personally, I. Think the feats of this device are awesome, however I ‘m not to sure of HTC’s phone quality for voice. Compared to my Droid, the reception on the Droid is superior. This scares me.

  • vzwgirl327

    Just to clarify for some people, the phone comes with 8gb of internal memory and can support up to a 16gb mem card. Me personally, I. Think the feats of this device are awesome, however I ‘m not to sure of HTC’s phone quality for voice. Compared to my Droid, the reception on the Droid is superior. This scares me.

  • anon

    I just want to know what the SAR is

  • http://www.parkflyers.com marc m

    I have been using the incredible for three days. I have had some calls straight to voice mail. Isbit because its dual band.??

    • Brown

      Just gave up my AT&T contract for this phone. I’m amazed at this point.

  • Robert

    have had my incredible for nearly a week and yet havent found much thats incredible. Ish… back to the Hd2 i go.

    • Rayrazza

      Send me the phone then! I thinks its really incredible!

  • CM

    Do you know if incredible is also available for GSM?

  • Hussain

    The specs say 8GB internal memory but then go on to say: 512MB RAM, 512MB ROM. So which one is correct?

    I have the Nexus and the RAM filled up after installing just a few programs so I was really looking forward to having 8GB.

    • AG

      @Hussain
      All of the above is correct.
      RAM is where programs are loaded to execute.
      ROM is where your device build is stored; in this case Andriod and stuff that goes with it.
      Internal memory is the write able flash where you can store your stuff. Kinda like hard disk in your computer.

  • MR. COOL

    THIS PHONE HAS EVERYTHING I EVER WANTED IN A SMART PHONE. THERE HOWEVER ,ONE FEATURE I NEED TO FINALIZE MY WAT TO PURCHASE…..THAT IS THE PHONE CAN BE LOCKED AND UNLOCKED WITH MY OWN PERSONAL PASSCODE AND WHEN I PUT THE PHONE DOWN A FEW MINUTES LATER IT LOCKS ITSELF, PLEASWE TELL ME THIS IS CAPABLE IN THE HTC INCREDIBLE.

  • http://twitter.com/thomasgaga007 ★Thomas Sidney★

    Cool Specs!

  • http://koowie.com Koowie

    Like most phones, I’m disappointed in the battery life.

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