iPhone 4 Vs HTC EVO 4G Vs Droid Incredible Vs Nexus One [Comparison]

by Jeffry McDowell on June 7, 2010

Now that the iPhone 4 has been revealed, it was necessary to force compare with other smartphones. Below is a chart comparing the iPhone 4 aka iPhone 4G / HD, Droid Incredible, HTC EVO 4G and Nexus One. The chart will help you to identify an alternative to iPhone 4 smartphone.

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The comparison between the said devices are carried out on Network, operating system, screen sizes, processors, memory, storage, data speed, MicroSD, rear camera, video recording, front camera, second mic, Adobe Flash support, Bluetooth, WiFi, MiFI-like hotspot, GPS, FM radio, TV-out, size, weight, battery, price, and SIM card support are all covered.

Some noticeable differences are – smaller screen of the iPhone 4 compared to others and also the lack of flash. The RAM for the iPhone 4 is marked “Unknown” but should be 512MB to support multitasking. The iPhone can record video at 720p with 30fps, while Droid Incredible and Nexus One records at 800 × 480 pixels, and EVO 4G at 1280 × 720 pixels. It is important to note that Only Apple’s new device iPhone 4 is supporting 802.11n WiFi. Taking these technical characteristics of the iPhone 4, what do you think of this comparison? Please share your opinions!

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Tagged as: Droid Incredible, HTC EVO 4G, iPhone 4, Nexus One

{ 15 comments }

Daniel Velazco June 8, 2010 at 12:26 am: For iphone 4 RAM = 256mb

For nexus one, it does have wireless-N.

Other than that the chart looks good.
Forever4Now June 8, 2010 at 12:40 am: Good comparison chart!

It might be worth adding these, to the list:
- accelerometer
- gyroscope
- estimated battery talk & standby times
honjk June 8, 2010 at 1:21 am: someone Big like the Wall street Journal is going to do a side by side comparison of battery life, and that is going to assign the Evo to the discount bin. it isn't even close, yet the iPhone is displaying more pixels by a long shot with each task it does, and does it faster with faster WiFi and faster chip/os combo…

just loading the photo software on the Evo to take a picture is embarrassingly slow compared to the ease/speed on an iPhone…

side by side real world comparisons by large news outlets are going to be devastating for the Android camp.
Sam June 8, 2010 at 4:11 am: There is wireless N on nexus one
Pat June 8, 2010 at 6:23 am: do you even know what a pixel is? You sound like an iphone fanatic just talking smack. I read all about the new iphone. It will be alright, you can finally multi-task! But you still can't view flash. And yes you can do video phone but ONLY with other iphoners (much like most of the crap you can only do with other iphones) I could go on and on but why? I don't want to be a fan boy, i just want to call you out on it. I'm neutral on the matter to be honest but I went with te EVO and could not be happier. The specs compared to the new iphone say EVO will make it look foolish. But because of the 2 hr difference in battery life I guess the EVO is doomed huh? Doubt it.. Wait for the 2.2 platform to be updated for the phone
Alan Smith June 8, 2010 at 9:14 am: Flash is junk. It has been recently compromised. So, that means viruses or exploits on your phone. Flash also contributes to battery drain and crashes. Pat- yes, you are a Google/Droid fan boy.
Alan Smith June 8, 2010 at 10:14 am: Flash is junk. It has been recently compromised. So, that means viruses or exploits on your phone. Flash also contributes to battery drain and crashes. Pat- yes, you are a Google/Droid fan boy.
digitalmonkeys June 14, 2010 at 3:58 pm: Tell me really what is so good about flash on mobile. There are so many problems with it. Those blow up lightbox ads from NYTimes etc now frequently crash the browser on my desktop let alone a mobile device.

End of day if it works for you great. But it all depends what you do with it and each end user has different requirements.
jivester June 18, 2010 at 6:20 am: If flash is junk….it must suck for an apple fanboy like you to not be able to see 95% of the videos online….SUCKA!
Green June 20, 2010 at 3:58 pm: Look at the numbers they never lie the nexus one has been out for a while and it is better then the
iphone 4G hands down without froyo now I have froyo it destroy's iphone plus Q4 of this year we get
3.0 update and the winner is Nexus One and all other android high-end phones “MEN LIE WOMAN
LIE BUT NUMBERS DON'T'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mike June 23, 2010 at 10:12 pm: pat if you investigated more into your claims you would have partially a different view of the iphone 4 and how terrible it is that you can only video chat with other “iphoners”. The technology was recently created by apple to do what they call “face to face”, now they not only developed the technology but they also released it to the general public, so I anticipate the same technology to be incorporated into upcoming smart phones.
PeterPan June 26, 2010 at 4:44 pm: Using “SUCKA” really makes the point and it leads me to believe you are a highly educated person.
rhonin July 3, 2010 at 10:48 pm: How do you figure faster wifi and faster chips?
Nexus One does have N.
The a4 is a Samsung chip and has the same specs but cannot do all the 3D that the three android devices can,

so,,,, faster where?
Fourourprivacy July 8, 2010 at 12:32 pm: I have a Nexus One and after 2.2 came out, I couldn’t be happier. It fits in my pocket easily, very decent performance and I love the multi-tasking. Web browsing is excellent now that you can save apps to your SD card, I can configure it to blaze. I have played around with the iPhones and they seem pretty cool too but I like the OS of Droid better….it just doesn’t “feel” right to me. The only problem I have with the N1 is that the ringer isn’t loud enough for my tastes. My old BB was a freaking sound stage compared to this phone. Otherwise, it rocks.
Fourourprivacy July 8, 2010 at 7:32 am: I have a Nexus One and after 2.2 came out, I couldn't be happier. It fits in my pocket easily, very decent performance and I love the multi-tasking. Web browsing is excellent now that you can save apps to your SD card, I can configure it to blaze. I have played around with the iPhones and they seem pretty cool too but I like the OS of Droid better….it just doesn't “feel” right to me. The only problem I have with the N1 is that the ringer isn't loud enough for my tastes. My old BB was a freaking sound stage compared to this phone. Otherwise, it rocks.