Dec
29
Filed Under (LG Cell Phone Reviews, LG-eXpo info) by lg-phones on 29-12-2009

I have had the LG eXpo for a week, I absolutely love this phone. My first impression of the LG eXpo was that it was so great, very nice and professional looking. LG-eXpo info

The LG eXpo runs windows mobile 6.5 so it has Word, PPT, Excel, OneNote, outlook and windows media player. Also included with the phone is a fingerprint scanner, it is so cool. You can set up your biometrics and use it to unlock the phone, but don’t be surprised if it takes more than a few swipes to recognize your fingerprint, you have to swipe slowly. Also, it traps dust. Touchscreen is not as good as the iPhone’s (my wife has an iPhone 3GS). The QWERTY keyboard is very nice, the keys are easy to press. The is a 5.0 MP camera great that can do just about everything. LG Cell Phone Reviews

Windows Mobile Phone is easy to use, however WM 6.5 isn’t the best OS in some aspects, the LG eXpo Windows phone does freeze sometimes, hope next version will fix it. The battery isn’t great. I have to charge my eXpo everyday.

Overall, This phone is very cool, but the software that comes with it out of the box is lacking and be prepared to spend much time researching to get some better apps.

LG eXpo Windows Phone Photos – LG Cell Phone Pictures

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Dec
09
Filed Under (LG Cell Phone Reviews, LG-Chocolate Touch info) by lg-phones on 09-12-2009

The Verizon LG Chocolate Touch comes with a large 3 inch touch screen display with  240 x 400 pixels resolution, a 3.2 megapixels resolution camera, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS and more. LG Cell Phone Reviews

Pros: Amazing music player & sound quality. Better than any MP3 player I have experienced. Dolby equalizer presets are great. Also contains a search field to find specific songs(great for when you have hundreds of songs and want to find a specific one fast). Has a "Join the Band" application where you can play a drum set or piano with a song or pause the song to play your own tunes(cute, but not very useful). FM radio works great, very loud and clear with plenty preset buttons. Reception was better than the radio in my car. Has Song ID that can tell you the name of the song, artist and album but I am almost sure that uses some data. LG-enV touch info

Easy to transfer music with the included usb cable or to add your own custom ringtones and wallpapers via micro sd card. I have XP and it installed everything I needed just by plugging the phone in. I accessed the phones 1GB internal memory through My Computer and put my music in there with no problem.

Thin, stylish design. Not too heavy and not light enough to feel cheap. Made of metal and plastic.

Spacious home screen with drag and drop shortcuts, a lot like a desktop on a computer. Can also use animated wallpapers. Real calendar, clock, notepad widgets.

Fairly customizable; You can put your own custom ringtones on your micro sd card and apply them to your contacts/call/text tones and do the same with your pictures or wallpapers. Choose from 3 different menu fonts but only two themes.

Has proximity sensor so that when you put the phone to your ear it turns off the display, when you pull it away it turns it back on.

When you turn the phone sideways in text, music or browser mode it automatically adjusts to landscape mode thanks to the accelerometer.

Speakerphone is VERY loud and clear and has an easy to access button on left side of the phone for that option as well as an Unlock button, music and camera button.

I love the touch slide up unlock feature. But if you prefer not to fool with the touch unlock just press the unlock button on the side of the phone twice.

Texting is fun with the full qwerty keyboard and usually pretty accurate unless you are going super fast and then it makes some mistakes. You can change the key size to large for fewer mistakes. Also has T9 and various settings for predicting text. I don’t think that any virtual keyboard is going to be as accurate as a hardware keyboard, but it does the job without the bulk of a keyboard. Has PEN mode that lets you draw out the letters using your finger instead of typing them in. It’s a cool feature but I think that is too time consuming and hard to do with a finger. It also has a drawing pad feature that you can draw a message/picture and send it as a picture message.

Verizon LG Chocolate Touch Phone Photos – LG Cell Phone Pictures

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Nov
19
Filed Under (LG Cell Phone Reviews) by lg-phones on 19-11-2009

Last year LG first announced the LG KS660 and we had the opportunity to take a first look at the LG KS660, a touchscreen phone with two SIM card slots, allowing us to use two lines simultaneously with one mobile phone.  LG Cell Phone Reviews

Now LG has offered more information on this phone presents a number of interesting features. It has a 3 inches touch screen with a resolution of 400 × 240 pixels, and incorporates a feature with which we can take handwritten notes while we’re on the phone.

On the main screen we have the ability to add widgets to display, allowing us to see at a glance our calendar, notes, … The LG KS660 has a 5 megapixels resolution camera with LED flash and autofocus.

In addition, the LG KS660 supports television output and a MicroSD card (up to 8GB). One thing annoying me that the phone does not has a Wi-Fi or GPS.

LG KS660 Phone Photos – LG Cell Phone Pictures

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