HTC EVO Over Palm Pre?

I have had a Palm Pre for about a year now, and I absolutely like WebOS. Though, I can’t help but admire the HTC EVO with its 4.3″ screen, snapdragon processor, dual cameras, 4g, etc, etc, ETC.
Though, I am a small skeptical about Android. When I used the phone at a Sprint store, the interface seemed to be less responsive than that of WebOS. Though, the future of WebOS could be bleak in the hands of HP…

Anyway, my question is: Should I sell my Pre and buy the EVO? I really like my Pre, and i just got a groundbreaking new one (as a result of a speaker issue on the ancient one) too. Though, the EVO looks awesome…

What about games? The Pre has some really excellent 3D games ported directly from the iPhone. Does Android have any quality 3D games?

Is Android even able to take advantage of the EVO’s Snapdragon processor?
What about the dual cameras?

Also, how exactly does multitasking work on Android?
The Pre’s multitasking is EXCEPTIONAL and more helpful than I ever could have imagined. Is Android’s any excellent?

I know the EVO is fantastic, but do you reckon it is better than the Pre? The reason I am so concerned is because once I sell my Pre and get the EVO, there is liable no turning back (I won’t get the discount back to buy the Pre again).

Answer by Landon
That’s right, I have one of those and it’s perfect. check out all the advice on links third and eighth here: http://www.mobile-plans-guide.cc.c

Hope that helps you as much as it helped me

Answer by TJ J
Thats a tough one. I have an original Pre also and I luv it. I plot on waiting a small while longer and see if palm announces a new phone this summer. Also I want to see what the users reckon of the EVO. I’m not a huge droid fan, I would rather wait for the next version of the Pre

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for all the worry that reviewers have about the rotating screens that can flip back like a mini-tablet, I’ve never had any distress with either of mine. and the Clie is numerous being ancient now!

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