This post was published 4 months 1 day ago which may make its actuality or expire date not be valid anymore. This site is not responsible for any misunderstanding.Have you been waiting on October 12th for the HTC Hero, the Sprint US CDMA variety? It’s online a day early according to Engadget. It will set you back $179 with contract and $479 without. Not too bad.
Marilyn just posted her review of this phone over the weekend and she loved it…
The HTC Hero is light-weight, has a large screen, and beautiful Sense UI interface. Internet browsing, skimming documents, scheduling events, reading emails, listening to and watching media, and keeping up with social networking on-the-go was less cumbersome and time-consuming. The keyboard was satisfactory but is awkward for typing anything longer than a quick email, and HTC could have done better with battery life. All that said with its hassle-free setup and intuitive interface, the HTC Hero can make a new smartphone user feel confident while still being a powerful enough handset for seasoned users. If the HTC Hero ever made it to AT&T , I would be an early adopter.

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