Two of the newest smartphones to hit Verizon Wireless this year HTC Thunder and Apple iPhone 4. Both have a lot to offer its customers, such as Thunder is the first 4 G LTE smartphone, which also benefit from Android user definable nature and iPhone 4 contains a world quality apps and a deep grained software experience. We have used two units for a long time now, so we would like to show you how they are performing next to each other in certain key areas. So let us include it in!
Design:
On the overall design and appearance, HTC and Apple iPhone compare 4 lyn literally apples with pears. Lightning looks like a "big boy phone as it is to a large extent, as it is weight of 6.23 oz, even though it is made of plastic, it feels solid and stable overall. IPhone 4 is in the meantime, more compact and easier to maintain, and not feel so heavy, also. It also has a more sophisticated look, with solid piece back and forth and metal Trim on both sides. But what we want on Lightning use soft-touch coating on the back, which does not show fingerprints as glass behind the iPhone 4 – as this is a trade off. Between two non iPhone appearance better overall, but Thunder still good, as it is too large to fit in your hands.
Lightning is the main reason for a large part, because the beefier than I originally 4.3 480 x 800 pixel resolution touchscreen display, while the iPhone 4 uses a smaller display 3.5 ", but the pixel density is much higher due to 640 x 960 pixels. We love both … really. Larger screen on Thunder is quite good, images and text look sharp and great video also appear. When we show the same content for the iPhone 4 to be able to see a little clearer (due to higher number of pixels) and the colors seem more natural, but you are limited to a much smaller screen. One thing that we noticed when use telephones outside of a sunny day was there on the screen about Lightning appears almost blacked-out (even if we turned the brightness lighting all the way up), while the screen on the iPhone 4 can be seen more.
You probably already have the iPhone 4 only isolate one physical button on the front page, you return to the home screen while the Thunder has 4 touch-sensitive buttons at the bottom of the home, menu, back, and search. It is convenient, as you could in your e-mail Inbox, just click the Browse button and type in a search to run. However, the Lightning could buttons on the page have planned better, because the power button/Lock is rather small and is flush with the surrounding plastic and volume rocker is a track and you are sure, where you can press. For comparison, the iPhone has 4 separate volume buttons are nice and feels "click" when the button is pressed, as the supreme power/lock. Both devices come with a standard headphone jack 3,5 mm top, but for charging and PC connectivity, iPhone 4 uses Apple's proprietary 30-pin connector while the Thunder uses the most common microUSB connection, which is a plus.
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