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When it comes to the two flagship Verizon smartphones of 2011, the HTC Thunderbolt and the Verizon iPhone, pitting them against each other will no doubt attract strong criticism from both Android and Apple fans. Thetwo smartphones are in a cutthroat battle against each other at the moment, as the largest carrier in the US happens to be home to both of them. We have previously compared these two phones along with the Motorola Droid Bionic, as far as specs go but we wondered in the battle of the HTC Thunderbolt vs. the Verizon iPhone 4, which is selling better? And which is more easy and convenient for us to put our dvd movies to iphone 4 by using a dvd to iphone 4 converter? All of these we can have a comparison of them.

Verizon finally got the iPhone 4 in February while the Thunderbolt was released in a blaze of publicity in March because it was the first 4G handset for the Verizon 4G LTE network. The HTC Thunderbolt is the first 4G LTE from Verizon and it’s amazing. I live in San Francisco, which is well-covered by Verizon’s 3G and 4G network. The phone is almost always on the 4G network when I’m in San Francisco or Silicon Valley.

The Thunderbolt has impressed many with its excellent speed performance, though hasn’t been without reported problems, but has certainly got off to a good start sales-wise although of course we should remember this research only covered sales from Verizon Wireless stores. Wireless and Mobile News also reports on this sales research and adds that the Thunderbolt is expected to get the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update sometime in this second quarter.

GBM: Why HTC Thunderbolt beats iPhone 4 (GBM)
"Verizon 4G LTE"
There is no arguing with it. If you live in an area with good 4G LTE coverage than not only does the HTC Thunderbolt beat the iPhone 4 when it comes to blazingly quick data speeds but also every other smartphone on the market at the moment.
"Keyboard Options"
Sometimes the standard keyboard isn't good enough. With Android, you can choose from a multitude of 3rd party keyboards like FlexT9 and Swype. Now if you haven't used Swype before you won't see the advantage. While both smartphones don't have physical keypads to match the speed typing skills of say BlackBerry users, the Swype keyboard gets you very close (and can even beat it if you're a Swype pro).
"It Has Four Buttons!"
The iPhone has one big home button which lets you do a couple of different actions by holding or tapping twice but it can't beat the four dedicated buttons for the HTC Thunderbolt. While I don't frequently find myself hitting the search button on the right corner, the back button is a truly handy tool and you won't believe how much you use it until its actually there. In essence, this truly makes multitasking whole.
"Home Screen"
Widgets. What more can anyone say without being repeating on what the blogosphere has said time and time again when it comes to the Android vs iPhone battle.
Hit the source link for all 10 reasons as to why GBM picks the HTC Thunderbolt over the Verizon iPhone.
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