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<\/p>\nBesides this being on Sprint, this single factor just ruled this phone out for me. I\u2019m sure there are a few (a lot) of you that don\u2019t really care about this. Looks like 4G will do nothing to change the fact that CDMA phones can\u2019t do voice and data at the same time. I for one need my phone to have this ability. I use them both simultaneously almost every day. And this isn\u2019t just some random rumor it has been confirmed by HTC themselves.<\/p>\n
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<\/span><\/p>\n The full quote from HTC:<\/p>\n “If you’re using 4G for data, you can’t use CDMA for voice. Currently the only way to do simultaneous voice and data would be through a third-party VOIP solution. However, this is not due to strict hardware limitations, so it’s possible this could change with future updates.”<\/p>\n Hardware wise, this is the best Android handset that we have knowledge of. Does this rule the phone out for you? Are you willing to overlook this and jump onboard anyway? I think this will be a big seller for Sprint but not as big as it could\u2019ve been. This problem wouldn\u2019t exist if it was on T-Mobile, let\u2019s hope Sprint has a fix for this or T-Mobile gets it later in the year. For all of our sake, let\u2019s all hope that AT&T doesn\u2019t get their handcuffs on it.<\/p>\n Update: Sprint says this is not entirely correct. They are still testing 4G and it may be possible with the 4G connection.<\/p>\n