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Then we suggest the innovative new LG Xenon. Its large touch screen with vibration feedback and enhanced flash increases its functionality. It's truly is innovation at its best.
It is really sad that because it is old and it is water damaged, nobody will bother with it. I am really happy with my BB now, but i still regard this LG with respect. I've been tryin to use 2go on my phone but it doesn't work, pls what can i do cos it's asking me to allow network access.
Pictures Compare Specifications. Post your opinion. Sort by: Newest first Oldest first Best rating. The battery is pretty good. Even after texting a lot, I only charge it every other night which is awesome for me. The last phone I had, I charged it up to three times a day once it got up to over a year old, so every other day feels like a luxury now.
There's three options for a main screen on this phone too. My favorite is the "people page," where you can have three mini pages of your most used contacts so you can quickly go there to call or text them without having to go thru your contact list to find them.
The actual main page where you see the time and date is where you can put a notepad, picture box, music player, other stuff.. Or you can put nothing at all there and keep it simple. The star screen is for shortcuts, so I have my calendar, picture album, alarm clock, and display shortcuts there.
There are hardly any negatives about this phone. When I first got it, I shut it too hard and it turned off, so I don't do that anymore haha.
Another thing, it's kind of annoying when it's locked. You can't see the bars you have or battery life. You also can't see the time when you have a text message on the screen, but it's really quick to unlock and press ignore so you can see the time. Mostly minor stuff. Never unlocks on its own. Great size for my jean pockets too.
I'm not really sure about the memory of this phone.. I got a memory card right away because I like taking pictures with the memory card I have over right now so I don't know what it's like without one. But obviously the camera is awesome if I use it that much! Just one more thing.. So if you are in a call and need to text you can press that and go to your inbox without ending the call, or if you need to go to your contact list to get a number you can go there, or if you have the camera open, or if you're in the middle of playing a game and want to view a text, it lists everything you have open so it's easy to do stuff at once and switch between everything you're doing.
People might complain about this phone freezing or turning off, but just generally try to be nice to it don't slam it closed after texting, things like that and it will last you forever!
I don't even want my upgrade yet!! All in all Recommended to everyone!! See All Reviews. We're here to support you with our product. Warranty Information View manufacturer warranty information Learn more. Register Your Product Get the most out of your ownership Learn more. Along the top of the screen are three icons, each of which corresponds to one of three customizable standby screens. You get one just for your favorite contacts, one for the home screen, and one for your favorite application shortcuts.
All standby screens have four shortcut icons along the bottom, which correspond to the phone dialer, the contacts list, the messaging menu, and the main menu. The main menu interface is similar to the one on the Vu, with four tabs along the right to differentiate applications. You get one tab for Phone-related apps, one for Multimedia, one for My Stuff which includes the media gallery plus productivity tools , and another for Settings.
For the favorite contacts screen, just follow the instructions to add a contact from your phone book. The contacts will then appear as small icons with the person's name, phone number, and photo.
You can have up to three pages of favorite contacts, and you can arrange them on the screen however you wish by dragging and dropping the icons, or you can align them with the grid. You can also fix the icons so they don't change position with the screen orientation. As for the shortcuts screen, you can add up to nine shortcuts. To add and remove shortcuts, simply press and hold down on a shortcut icon. The home screen is also customizable with a variety of widgets, similar to the TouchWiz interface on some Samsung phones.
On the bottom left of the Xenon's home screen is a little right arrow that opens up to reveal a tray of widgets. There are only six to choose from, though; there's an analog clock, a world clock, the calendar, sticky notes, the image gallery, and the music player. To add a widget to the home screen, just drag and drop it on the page. You can then close the tray by pressing the little left arrow. The LG Xenon also has a drop-down shortcuts menu it calls the "Annunciator.
You can go directly to the music player, toggle the Bluetooth connection on and off, set your ring and vibration profile, send a new text message, send a new mobile e-mail, check your voice mail, start the instant messenger for either Yahoo, AOL, or Windows Live, set your alarm clock, or view the calendar.
As with all touch-screen handsets, you use only your fingers or a stylus if you have one to navigate the interface. It felt quite intuitive, and we liked that there was haptic feedback to let us know when our touch has registered. There's also Touch Calibration to ensure proper accuracy and responsiveness.
Do note there's a slight learning curve involved.
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