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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AT&T has now begun to sell the much sought-after LG Xenon messaging phone. As most of you are already aware, the LG Xenon device has 3G and a touch screen and QWERTY keyboard. It costs $100 with new agreement after rebate.

Granted that the LG Neon looks much better, but the Xenon offers high-speed downloads. So the choice of mobile phone is entirely up to you.

LG Xenon

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AT&T today announced six new mobile phone handsets that range from entry-level ones to smartphones. All of these phones will arrive in the market in the next few weeks. The new phones are as follows:

The Samsung Propel Pro i627: This Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard powered smartphone a full QWERTY slider, which includes Wi-Fi and a 3MP auto-focus camera. It will be available starting on April 14 for $150.

The Samsung Impression: The Samsung Impression is a sideways slider that includes a full QWERTY keyboard, 3.2” AMOLED touch display with Samsung’s TouchWiz interface, 3MP camera with video capture and full HTML browser. The Impression a877 will cost $200 and will be in stores April 7.

The Samsung Magnet: The Magnet is a thin, bar-style device that has a WAP browser and camera. Exact pricing and availability is not yet known. This is an entry-level phone.

The LG Xenon: The Xenon features a full keyboard, touchscreen display with customizable user interface, and 2MP camera. It will cost $100 and will be available April 8.

The LG Neon: Similar to the Xenon, the LG Neon has a full QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen and 2MP camera.

Nokia E71x: This is the black version of the Nokia Eseries phone, the E71, and will cost $99.

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There is a sudden spurt of most unexpected information about the mobile market. Things are going to be quite interesting in the next few weeks, as there are going to be some long-awaited phone releases happening very soon.

LG Zenon

The “Jackfrost” is due for release this month end. Of course, we know nothing about this one yet – even the manufacturer is not listed. So we will have to wait for more info.

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The best news is that the LG Zenon (or the LG Xenon) is scheduled for arrival sometime during mid-April. The even more awaited-for AT&T’s E71x, better known as the Nokia E71, should hit the market next month or so. We have all been waiting too long for the Verizon Wireless’ Nokia 7205 Intrigue. It is now believed that this phone will finally surface in just a few days’ time. Hold your breath, guys, we are all in for a good deal of excitement!

Nokia E71

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