Sprint Nextel Corp unveiled the HTC EVO 4G yesterday. The phone will support both the higher-speed WiMax network, operated by Clearwire Corp, and Sprint's CDMA network. It is possible that the phone will be called Supersonic, which was its code name.

Sprint is going to launch its 4G phones in summer 2010.But what is its bigger rival doing? Verizon Wireless is also building a 4G network that will be possibly ready at the end of the year. However, it does not expect to have 4G handsets until the middle of 2011.

The principal specs of the HTC EVO 4G are:
•    the Android Platform with HTC Sense™
•     4.3-inch screen which 30% bigger than the screen of the iPhone
•    8.0 MP camera HD video capture and 1.5 MP camera for video chat
•    HDMI output to play content on your TV
•    Mobile Hotspot capability connects up to eight Wi-Fi enabled devices
•    1 GHZ Snapdragon processor
•    Connects to you HDTV so you can watch HD movies
•    1 GB built-in memory and 512 MB RAM

This first 4G phone offers not only an incredible multimedia experience but also speeds up to 10X faster than 3G. Check the video out below and tell us What you think of the HTC EVO 4G.

The controversial result of Iranian election has led to violent protests across Iran due to a possible voting fraud. Iranian government kicked members of the media out. Although it utilizes firewalls and filters in order to control information, it could not stop Twitter and Youtube.

 Iranian people have been utilizing Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and other social sites in order to send us news of the  crisis in their country. According to a CNN blog spot, Obama’s administration makes sure that information coming from Iranian people is succeeding in reaching the rest of the world. That’s why the State Department asks Twitter not to go down at its original time so as to allow Iranian people to keep sending news to the world.

 Social Media helped Obama win American election but could it help Iranian people  change the future of their country?