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HTC EVO 3D: Part2

 

To address concerns with the raised cameras being scratched, especially while laying the phone on a flat surface, I installed a matte black TPU-Cases protective case.  It's thin yet fits the phone perfectly and has plenty of protection for the cameras.  The power, volume, and ports are easy accessible with this case.

cutout for the 2D-3D selector switch

You can see how the cameras are now recessed into the TPU-Cases case and protected from scratches.  The case also allows enough clearance for the speaker to function normally.

Here's the 1730MAh Lithium Ion battery, run time has been very good so far.  I've installed a Battery Monitor Widget to track usage, with moderate internet, calls, and text I get around 12+ hours on a single charge.  Aftermarket companies have extended batteries that are 4300MAh for the power user but they are very bulky.  With extended use, the phone does heat up but a built in program (which can be modified) prevents the phone from overheating and shuts it down.

The red and white sticker is the moisture indicator, it it goes pink color, than it has been exposed to water and will void the warranty.

Included with the HTC EVO 3D is a 8GB class 4 MicroSD memory card (OEM is Kingston or SanDisk, mine came with the Kingston shown below)

Since we can play movies, take pics and videos, 8GB is not going to cut it so let's bump up it up a notch.  To access the MicroSD card, the back cover and battery needs to be removed. 

The fastest and currently the highest capacity MicroSD from SanDisk, a 32GB class4 card.  I've always had a positive experience with SanDisk and use them in all my cellphones and cameras. I always recommend getting good memory cards as you don't want to lose data.

Hmmmm, Water Proof, Shock Proof, Temperature Proof, and X-Ray Proof...........hopefully I never have to test this aspect out with my cellphone!

-MW

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