LG Venus Review

The Venus from LG is another touch screen phone offering. However, this one has a dual touch sensitive screen (similar to the Samsung Soul) for maximum ease of use and of course, to help impress your friends!

LG Versa Review

Catering to various needs, the LG Versa probably got it’s name from the word, versatile.  It can be configured as a standard phone not unlike the LG Dare, or as a horizontal flip phone messaging device with the main selling point, the add on keyboard, which also doubles as a case to protect the phone [...]

Why Shouldn’t You Buy LG Dare

The LG Dare belongs to the newest generation of phones for Verizon. It is, technically, the enhanced and improved upgrade from the LG Decoy.  But some folks are finding that they might have been happier with their older models or wait for the next generation of phones to make their appearance.
So why shouldn’t you buy [...]

LG GC900: Viewty Smart Camera Phone

No, this is not a digital camera! It’s the new LG Viewty Smart camera phone.
Sony Ericsson took the market by storm three years ago when it launched its series of Cybershot phones, offering consumers high-end, digital-camera quality cell phones. On the same note, LG is now capturing some of the picture hungry market by launching [...]

LG Glimmer Review: A Perfect Blend of Prada & Shine

With a large interactive touch screen and an elegant metal body, LG Glimmer is set to capture your heart. It also has a sliding numeric keypad for consumers who are often swayed into buying non-touch based phones due to a lack of keypad. This all new offering from LG has got an upscale appearance thanks [...]

LG Incite Review: The Full Featured Minimalist Styled Smart Phone

If you prefer sleek, minimalistic designs that create a super sexy phone with complete smart phone functions, the LG Incite might be the phone for you. With the touch screen technology that measures 3 inches for accurate icon location, the realistic key feel of the haptic feedback lets you know that fast typing isn’t inaccurate [...]

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