You can choose full-screen or smaller widgets to fill up your screen, and switch between them with the swipe of a finger.
We liked the full-screen widgets showing live updates from services like Twitter and Facebook, which gave the Hero a Palm Pre-like feel and took advantage of all that home screen real estate.
Social networking is integrated all over the UI. For example, your address book not only shows each contact's e-mail, text, and call history, but also shows their Facebook updates, profile photo, photo albums, and Flickr albums.
In the photo gallery, your phone photos are side-by-side with your Facebook and Flickr photos, too.
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- Put it in your pants and you'll break it
- If you have put that large LCD screen in your pants pocket, you better be good at replacing your screens. HTC makes great phones, and I prefer them over any others, including the iPhone. But seriously... (Read the rest)
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I don't put a phone in my pants...
Narg | 06/25/09
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Put it in your pants and you'll break it
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