HTC EVO 4G: Better Than the Nexus One?

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HTC EVO 4G: Better Than the Nexus One? Sprint's new HTC EVO 4G smartphone is being hailed as the new ruler of the Android empire. But has the crown really been passed? Let's take a close look at its features. - JR Raphael, PCWorld More From Today @ PC World Apple iPad To Come With 30k Free E-books, Report Says Apple will jumpstart interest in its iBook iPad app by offering 30,000 free public domain books, says report. Netflix Streaming Via Wii Coming Really Soon Netflix is sending Nintendo Wii instant-streaming discs to some members to test-drive the upcoming service. Victorinox Launches Super-Secure USB Stick The maker of the Swiss Army Knife claims its integrated USB drive is "unhackable." Consumer Gear in the News Who Wants to Buy Apple's iPad? 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