HTC Inspire Android Phone

I wanted to buy an android phone HTC inspire 4g, but i dont know how much the monthly bill would be? Is the monthly bill for this phone under $100? If not, what phone has a monthly bill of only around 30 or 40 bucks, maybe 50???

it won't be more than $50..

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have seen some review here: http://netfinest.com/4g-android-phone-htc-inspire-reviews/ My experience with this phone: It is my first android phone and I really love this phone, but it has some areas with rooms for improvement. HTC did include all the features one could want in a phone. -Battery life is shorter than I would like in a phone- I charge it everyday. My ipad on the other hand, I charge perhaps once a week. I wouldn’t have minded a heavier phone if it meant a better battery life. -The battery compartment was also difficult to open initially(surprisingly so, I had to use a flat screwdriver to pry it open with quite a bit of force). -no front facing camera. -screen is beautiful. Iphone4 has a slightly more beautiful screen though. -PRICE. I got the phone for much less here on amazon wireless compared to anywhere else I have seen. This phone puts a very high quality android phone within the reach of people(like me) who usually buys phones under 100$ with contract. -Speed- the phone is faster than all of my friend’s android phones. I am sure it won’t hold onto this throne for a long time with all the dual core processor phones coming out this summer(2011). Iphone? For people who are thinking of buying an iphone- I bought this phone for the features. I knew about its shortcommings(battery life, lack of front facing camera). Apple products are better designed(and more expensive), generally have less features- but for what it does, it does a little more beautifully(i.e. scrolling in my ipad is more seamless and smooth). You get what you pay for in the end. Android was a better fit for me and I absolutely love it- the things I can do with this phone does blow the iphone out of the water. However, for many users(including my 50+ year old parents), the iphone will probably be a better fit. My experience with ATT: -ATT annoyingly does not allow you to tether this phone without paying an extra 20$ a month for 4gb. But I heard there is a workaround that involves rooting your phone. This is obviously not what the majority of people will do. Sad that this major feature of android will be off limits to most people. -2gb/month gives me some anxiety about running out of data. I’ve been using my phone conservatively(e-mail, web pages, occasional youtube video) and I am projected to use about 800mb, which is comfortably under the limit. Still, I would still prefer an unlimited data plan. My previous phone was a blackberry 8300 without a data plan and I have extensively experienced an apple iPad that I currently own(which I assume is similar to the iphone in its features). The Bad Things -I almost broke the damn battery cover trying to open it. Trick is to peel the plastic at the volume rockers, not where the indent is. You’ll only do this once, so it doesn’t really matter. -The screen really takes up the entire front of the phone. I have long fingers, so I keep accidentally pressing things depending on how I hold it. Also, buy a screen protector, you’ll probably need it -The voice quality didn’t seem to be as HTC Tilt I upgraded from. -WiFi randomly disconnects occasionally. However, it seemed to pick up better WiFi signal than a MacBook, so….yeah -The back of the phone is slippery! Get a good case so it doesn’t slide everywhere. -Battery life? It lasts about as long as all other smartphones out there…I can get through an entire day of heavy use. Just charge it every night. New ROM that gets rid of bloatware helps battery life.

is the Android HTC Inspire a good phone? pros and cons? i have the iPhone 3G right now

if you like android its great its got aq bigger screen than the iphone and better cameras etc

I've heard you cant but i have also heard you can with an update or something like that. This is a major thing if i will get this phone.

Here's how it works on all recent Android phones - *some* apps include an option to move them to the SD card after you have downloaded them. But you can't do this with every app; sometimes that's because the developer is just being lazy, but sometimes there's a good reason (for instance, home screen widgets can't be on the SD card; I'm not sure why but that's how it is). You can move apps to the SD card using the settings menu in the phone, but it's easier to download a free app that can do it more quickly; there are a lot of apps like this, just search in the Android Market for "move to SD" or "app 2 SD", etc. P.S. If you root your phone, you can move to SD even the apps that aren't *supposed* to be moved. But sometimes that will cause problems if the app wasn't intended to run from SD.