Going All-out Android With The Lg Gw 620

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LG has certainly gone a long way in the mobile phone arena, and it is again making waves. This time, LG has decided to come out with an Android based phone - the LG GW 620 mobile phone. This new mobile phone is feature-packed and hefty, thanks to its QWERTY keyboard that comes as a side-slider. The LG GW 620 mobile phone's build quality is also very sturdy. Not only is it a well-built and comes with a chock-full of features, it is also nice to look at with its glossy edging and phone body that comes in black and blue hues.

First Things First

The LG GW 620 mobile phone comes with a screen that is three inches wide, which is sometimes thought of to be a disadvantage because the resolution uses resistive technology. However, the image quality it produces is actually quite good many thanks to the light sensitivity sensor that enables you to view the display under direct sunlight/The LG GW 620 mobile phone comes with a 3 inches screen, which is sometimes considered as a disadvantage because of the resistive resolution, while ...
... can produce quite good image quality thanks to the light sensitivity sensor that enables you to view the display under direct sunlight. Typing also quite easy with the five-row QWERTY keyboard that is soft and responsive to the touch. There are also dedicated arrow keys that come in handy when you scroll down and play games/The full QWERTY keyboard is very soft and responsive to the touch thus making typing quite easy. And the dedicated arrow keys come in handy when you scroll down and play games. The LG GW 620 mobile phone also has the standard ports such as micro USB for when you want to charge, a microSD card slot for memory expansion and a handy 3.5 mm headphone jack so you can even connect your third party headphones.

Phone Interface

The LG GW 620 mobile phone is much looked forward to/is much anticipated/is in the spotlight because of the Android operating system. It is a bit on the entry level side, Android-wise, in the sense that it does not have the Exchange server back up. Nevertheless, Android is always a good thing to have on a phone if one wants to be ahead, technology-wise. There are standard Android features to be expected, such as adding pictures to your favorite contacts, dedicated buttons reserved for Wi-Fi connection and Bluetooth. There are also some preinstalled programs worth tinkering with, such as the ever-useful Quick Office and Moxier. Compared to its far superior Android siblings though, the LG GW 620 mobile phone pegs only at 528 MHz and churns out only 256 MB RAM.

Internet surfing is respectable with the on-board browser, given that it loads web pages properly and without too much of a lag. Connectivity-wise, you have the 3.6 MBPS HSDA aside from Wi-Fi/Internet surfing is respectable with the on-board brower which loads web pages without too much a lag. And connectivity is also pretty superior with the 3.6 MBPS HSDA aside from Wi-Fi.

The LG GW 620 mobile phone also has a respectable camera that comes with basic functions such as white balance, macro mode, various shooting modes, exposure control, ISO sensitivity, presets and others. While the colors are not as nicely saturated as other Android-powered phones, the image quality is still quite satisfactory and one can make out details of the elements. Still, flash could be improved since it is quite weak. Recording is done with a QVGA resolution and the mobile phone is capable of capturing around thirty frames per second/The image quality is quite satisfactory, though the colors are not as nicely saturated as other Android-powered phones. And flash could be improved since it is quite weak. Recording is done with a QVGA resolution and the mobile phone is capable of capturing around thirty frames per second.

This phone also comes with the ability to tag and filter various content from different multimedia files. It comes with a support for formats such as DiVX and Xvid, at a 480 x 360 pixel resolution. The audio player is pretty good, given that the loudspeakers are loud and clear. With eight hours of continuous talk time and over five hundred hours of standby time, this is one phone that can surely keep up with all the things you do each and every single day.
Jerry Smith, the editor of http://www.mobilephoneonly.co.uk. An expert on mobile phone and an observer of UK telecommunication market. He writes reviews on latest mobile phones, and also suggests promotional deals and special offers from mobile phone retailers in UK.