The AT&T LG GR500 Xenon is a very compact touchscreen phone, which also comes with a well-spaced slide-out QWERTY keyboard and powerful multimedia features. Supporting AT&T’s 3G network, this phone also features a brilliant 2MP camera with LED flash. While the phone itself is very sturdy to touch, the slide function of the keyboard is smooth and feels good on the hands. Its 2.8” WQVGA display gives clarity, below which are the dedicated end/send buttons and so on.
AT&T LG GR500 Xenon
The audio reception of the LG Xenon is great and the voice is carried clearly while outdoors. Unfortunately, this phone does not support the sync function and the contacts detail capacity is also a little of a disappointment. The phone’s multimedia experience is as good as expected. While the music download process is fast and very convenient, the built-in speakerphone is much louder than expected. The device also supports fast Web browsing MMS, so that’s a big plus. On the screen are drag-and-drop widgets, which makes general navigation very easy. It is also simple to customize the UI and use it as per your liking.
AT&T LG GR500 Xenon
On the whole, the LG GR500 Xenon is well worth it. We at PhoneArea definitely give it the thumbs up. Go for it, guys!
AT&T LG GR500 Xenon
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There is this latest rumor about the Samsung SGH-T939 Behold 2 going to T-Mobile. This smartphone was recently approved by the WiFi Alliance. Its profile xml seems to indicate that the Behold 2 may be running the Android OS.
There is nothing else that is of interest as far as this thing is concerned. But at least for now, T-Mobile customers may have more choice other than just the T-Mobile G1 and the latest myTouch 3G.
Samsung T939 Behold2 Android
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Now Verizon Wireless has announced that it will let music lovers easily access their fave music on their BlackBerry Storm smartphones. They can also purchase and download their required tracks online, at the same time. Very soon, Verizon BlackBerry Storm users will see the Slacker Radio app appear on the homescreen of their devices. This app will give them all the most popular radio services available today.
The latest version of the Slacker Radio will also be able to connect to V Cast Music, so that its icon will be visible when it is also available for purchase with Rhapsody. Other features of Slacker include custom-created stations, caching to storage memory and a quick peek at the next song, artist, album and so on. Slacker Radio comes with Verizon’s Email and Web plans, starting at &29.99 a month. Visit verizonwireless.com for more info.
Source: MobileBurn
The Nokia E72, intended to be released in North America, has now passed the FCC. This device offers full HSPA and quadband EDGE if you should be moving out of the West.
While it comes as great boon that device comes unlocked, it is also a bane, because those interested in purchasing the smartphone will have to go through the usual pre-order routine and pass through the flagship store queues. But hey, we all know we’re going to be getting our hands on this device, one way or the other, right, guys?
Nokia E72 FCC
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