Just buy a universal protector or one from a bigger phone, and cut it to fit. I saved the original packaging protector and traced that to cut mine.
It's because Verizon is clueless about the Trophy and has probably never recommended it to a single customer anywhere. Plus most people are not willing to try something different.
I've been to a number of Verizon Wireless stores (not premium retailers, but actual Verizon-owned stores) in the DC area, and when I look at smartphones and mention the HTC Trophy when employees ask me if I have any questions, most of them sort of gloss over the Trophy (acting in a way that says "oh yeah, we have that too"). Three weeks ago (right after the iPhone 4s came out) I was at a store on the east side of the DC Beltway and somebody was asking an employee about world phones. The employee mentioned the 4s, various Android phones, and the recent Blackberry Bold and Torch models, but didn't mention the Trophy, even though it was sitting right there in front of the customer. I piped up and mentioned the Trophy was a world phone too.
There has been one exception I've experienced to the tepid attitude by Verizon Wireless store employees towards Windows Phones; a couple weeks ago I was at the store in Bethesda (just northwest of DC in Maryland) and was talking with a clearly knowledgeable employee about both FiOS and smartphones. When I mentioned I was thinking about getting a second phone and mentioned my interest in Windows Phone, he perked up and started talking about how good his Trophy was. I mentioned how I'd read that Windows Phones pretty much never have problems and rarely need rebooting and he said he's NEVER had to reboot his Trophy. Basically he was a big WP fan, despite working at Verizon Wireless; he said that he thinks Microsoft WP will become the #2 player in the market (behind Google Android but ahead of Apple iOS) by 2015.
Lots of them on the UK ebay silentbob343.Well, holding the Trophy side-by-side to the Radar and the Radar screen protectors should work. I just can't find any of those either as the Radar is too new.
Lots of them on the UK ebay silentbob343.
htc radar screen protector | eBay
I'm sure they will be on your local ebay too.![]()
Ah i see, sorry about that silentbob343. Hope you get one soon.![]()
I'm still holding out. The Trophy is a very good device. I had one pre-Mango but had to revert back to my BlackBerry due to its lack of multiple Google calendar support. I did get my wife on the Trophy though and she LOVES it compared to her old Android HTC Incredible. Now that Mango allows that, if only through a backdoor, it's a good fit for me but I feel the second gen devices on Verizon are right around the corner. I've been holding out since April, when my contract expired, to see what Apple, Android, and most of all, Mango, brought. I still prefer WP7.5 but I want my next phone to have the bump up in hardware since it's so close.
Still, another bump down to $49 on the Trophy and we'll see if my willpower holds....
The Trophy is usually available for $.01 on Amazon Wireless. w/2yr contract, of course.
It would be a serious misstep if Nokia didn't do everything within their power to get their upcoming US phone(s) on Verizon's network. An AT&T variant is probably a given (they welcome any and all Windows Phones it seems), but making a big splash on Verizon would be huge...maybe I'm just saying that because I'll be the first in line, lol.Rumor is that the Nokia Lumia 900 will be coming to Verizon when tango comes out in a few months. But that's just the rumor
It's because Verizon is clueless about the Trophy and has probably never recommended it to a single customer anywhere. Plus most people are not willing to try something different.