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Class 10 or U1-rated cards can write sequential data at least 10 MB/s-the bare minimum for shooting 1080p video. Unless your device specifically requires a lower speed class (such as Class 2, 4, or 6), you should look for a card rated U1 or U3.

Speed rating: The SD Association has three overlapping speed rating systems.

Check your device to make sure it supports SDXC (eXtended Capacity) cards before buying one.

Capacity: You can get a good 128 GB microSD card for less than $40 most are cheaper per gigabyte than their 32 GB, 64 GB, and 256 GB counterparts.

While fakes are less of a problem than in the past, it’s still necessary to watch for them, as fake cards may not have the same advertised capacity, can be much slower, and aren’t warrantied.

Availability: It’s vital that the card be available from reputable first-party sellers, like Best Buy or Amazon, and not lesser known third parties selling in their marketplaces.

Tell me this isn’t a design problem with the phone? HTC really should fix it and then warranty all of them (for fire danger if nothing else!). This phone worked perfectly for nearly 2 months up until the day it overheated and then immediately started acting just like the other 2…very unstable. Buttons don’t work so I have to yank the battery every time to reboot. Starting that day it began crashing, freezing, hanging, randomly rebooting (whether I’m in the middle of using it or it’s sitting in sleep state) then getting hung on reboot. I noticed it got SO hot I could barely touch the thing! Stopped using it as GPS once realizing it was overheating, but too late….damage was done. Then I went on a trip and used it as a GPS in my rental car (plugged in during) for about 1.5hrs. They sent me a refurb back which worked perfectly for about 2 months. I replaced one through Sprint, then had to RMA one through HTC. The real problem I’ve found is that once they do overheat, they seem to get very unstable afterwards. All 3 had this problem to one degree or another. I’ve gone through 3 Evo 3D’s now and can verify that overheating is not a rare issue. The handset was originally announced at CTIA earlier this Spring and is the successor to the HTC EVO 4G released a year ago on the Now Network.

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The HTC EVO 3D is among the most advanced smartphones on the market today, boasting a glasses-free parallax barrier display technology with a 4.3-inch qHD high resolution touchscreen, a dual-core 1.2 GHz Snapdragon processor with Adreno graphics, dual-rear-5-megapixel cameras for 3D image capture and 720p 3D or 2D video encoding, front-facing camera, 4G WiMax support with a multi-mode 3G CDMA radio, and the latest version of HTC Sense on top of Android 2.3 Gingerbread. If you’re suffering from overheating EVO 3D units, you may want to get in touch with Sprint customer care or visit your nearest Sprint store to see if you can get a replacement.

To date, I haven’t noticed any heat issues while charging, though the device does get warmer than usual on occasion while I am using it in my daily routine away from the charger.įor now, Sprint is replacing known and affected units. I’ve noticed that while utilizing the camera for 3D image capture or video encoding, the phone began to heat up quickly. Another heat-related issue may be due to using the camera or running the camera app in the background. Other users have reported heat issues while the phone is out and about during normal daily use. One user noted that his smartphone was charging at a higher voltage level than normal.

Some users are noticing the overheating issue while recharging the smartphone.

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If it’s a software issue, it would be a fixable issue through a future update, though it’s unclear what implication a hardware defect would be for the flagship smartphone for Sprint’s Now Network as it would probably require users to send in their devices for service or replacement. Accroding to a number of users who have contacted Sprint for support, the issue is a known issue though it’s unclear if the issue is a result of software that still needs to be optimized or if it’s due to some hardware glitches. Owners of the Sprint HTC EVO 3D on various forums are reporting overheating issues related to the latest dual-core Snapdragon smartphone. Hot sales of the HTC EVO 3D isn’t Sprint’s only problem as the carrier is trying to keep its store shelves stocked with the wildly popular smartphone successor to the original HTC EVO 4G.

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