Verizon: HTC Droid Incredible (Review)
Simply stated, the Droid Incredible packs the latest tech. The device revolves around the impressive performance of a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon processor paired with 512 MB of ROM and 512 MB of RAM. The impressive hardware doesn’t end there; it also sports an 8 megapixel camera, GPS navigator, Bluetooth (v2.1 + EDR), FM Radio, and WiFi b/g. To better interact with the environmental conditions, HTC also includes an accelerometer, a proximity sensor, and an ambient light detector. To top it off, the Incredible runs on Android 2.1 with HTC’s Sense UI overlay, which supports over-the-air updates.

Unlike Apple’s friendly marketing approach for the iPhone, Verizon Wireless touts the Droid lineup as heavy machinery. They even place robotic arms and feature mechanical parts beside the device in advertisements to further endorse this statement. Despite this, the Droid Incredible has a sharp, modern look. The phone weighs less and is a hairline thinner than the iPhone 3GS; it’s also narrower than an iPhone, but a bit taller. The Incredible is small enough to throw into a bag or slide into a tight pocket with ease. The entire framework has a dark black finish with red accents around the earpiece and camera. Corporate branding for Google, HTC, and Verizon Wireless is a little more subtle with silver lining.