Tag Archive: LG Electronics

Summary

The LG LX 370 is a nice, compact camera-ready phone. Beyond these recommendations though, the limited multimedia options and so-so Internet browsing keep it clearly out of the smartphone category. Bearing this in mind, discerning buyers will find the handset to be a capable performer, but mostly hard sell.

Features & Design

The LG LX 370 is a candy bar phone that looks slick in gray, black and silver, with a hidden vertical number pad located below the face. It is about three and a half inches tall – four with the extended keyboard – and two inches across. The keyboard and top make the LX 370 about a half-inch thick. It weighs only four ounces, which makes it solid, but not heavy.  Read more...

Summary

Cell phones always seem to come with inevitable compromises. There are sliders with both numeric dial pads and wide QWERTY keyboards that are excellent at messaging, but little else. There are cellphones with combined alphanumeric keypads that are excellent at multimedia, but make messaging difficult. LG’s messaging-centric enV3 is well-named, since it includes an envious combination of both a wide QWERTY keyboard, and a separate full-sized physical numeric dial pad, but also is excellent at multimedia. But is the jack-of-all-trades enV3, available from Verizon, a master of all, some or none?

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LG has gone back to the future for its “new” enV Touch. Why the quotes? The enV Touch isn’t new. It’s essentially an update of LG’s first iPhone competitor, the Voyager VX10000, introduced in 2007. Physically, the two horizontal flip phones are nearly identical, with a touchscreen outside and a smaller non-touch screen inside above a four-line QWERTY keyboard. While aesthetically plagiarized, the enV Touch is endowed with an excellent camera, music player and a plethora of customization options. But it’s also plagued by bothersome little quirks that, individually, don’t seem like much, but begin to annoyingly add up.  Read more...

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LG consistently produces some of the best-sounding, most intuitively ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing cell phones available. But for some reason, the company has failed to bring the revised Rumor 2 completely up-to-par with its most immediate Sprint competitor, the nearly identical Samsung Rant. Most notably, it lacks both 3G connectivity, and video recording. But while suffering in a side-by-side spec comparison, Rumor2 offers slightly better voice quality, and healthier talk-time battery life (two prime cell-phone purchase considerations).

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Summary

We haven’t had a chance to fully test this product yet, but we’ve assembled this helpful overview of relevant information on it.

The LG Arena KM900 8GB is simple to use and ready to go toe to toe with the iPhone. It’s 5 Megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom and auto focus is a cut above the rest in the smartphone market.

The LG Arena KM900 8GB features are:

5 Megapixel camera

Touch-based 3D menus

Wi-Fi and A-GPS

Detects 8 scene conditions

Cube-based layout

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Summary

We haven’t had a chance to fully test this product yet, but we’ve assembled this helpful overview of relevant information on it.

LG’s GM730 will have the S-Class UI that runs on top of Windows Moblie. Has LG found a way to run a sleek UI on top of Windows Mobile and still have the speed that one needs with a smartphone now a days?

The LG GM730 features are:

touch-based menus

Wi-Fi

Windows Mobile based OS

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