The HTC EVO 4G, unveiled at the this week, sure has a feature-list fit for a king. The phone boasts a 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen with HDMI output, dual front- and back-facing cameras, and a superspeedy 1GHz Snapdragon processor. Oh yeah -- and there's that whole 4G thing, too.

Hang on, though: Wasn't the Android throne was just overtaken a couple months ago? Google's , after all, was widely seen as stealing the top spot from Motorola's once-dominant . (That's speaking primarily from a specs perspective; the actually paint a different picture.)

So with the HTC EVO 4G almost in the wild, is the Nexus One doomed to become a has-been? Consider these comparisons and decide for yourself.

It's hard to miss all the gushing over the HTC EVO 4G's display, and there's a reason for the excitement: The phone has one sweet screen, and you don't have to be an to see that. The EVO 4G's 4.3-inch display beats the Nexus One's 3.7-inch offering (which back when it debuted). Both devices feature the same WVGA resolution: 800-by-480.