Full Review - bw1.co Twitter: bw1.co Facebook: bw1.co Empire Avenue: bw1.co The LG Revolution made its big début at CES 2011 this past January and I've been waiting patiently to get my hands on this high-end LG android handset which is something new for LG to do for the US Market as they usually tend to stay in the mid-rage when it comes to the US but with the G2x and Revolution they are stepping it up. Let's start off with the hardware. Hardware The LG Revolution isn't a thin phone by any means. One of the first things you will notice is that it's a bulky phone but as soon as you pick it up you will see the weight is evenly distributed and gives a comfortable feel in hand. The back has a nice soft touch coating that gives the overall feel of the device solid and premium. It comes with a 4.3 inch screen which is keeping up with the trend with 4G phones on Verizon. The screen is nice and crisp and will work for you but there are some angles where the screen will get washed out. About the screen is a 1.3 MP front facing camera a for video chat and a below the screen is your touch sensitive backlight buttons that are raised a bit higher from the bottom so you don't accidently touch. On the side there is a chrome trimming where you will find a micro USB port, mini HDMI but not cable included which is always lame and volume controls. On the top with no trimming is a 3.5 MM headphone jack and power button with a microphone port on the bottom where there is no trimming as well ...
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LG Revolution Review - BWOne.com
Posted Tuesday, November 6, 2012 in BWOnecom, Review, Revolution by Mary Farrell
LG Revolution Review - BWOne.com Video Clips. Duration : 9.92 Mins.
Full Review - bw1.co Twitter: bw1.co Facebook: bw1.co Empire Avenue: bw1.co The LG Revolution made its big début at CES 2011 this past January and I've been waiting patiently to get my hands on this high-end LG android handset which is something new for LG to do for the US Market as they usually tend to stay in the mid-rage when it comes to the US but with the G2x and Revolution they are stepping it up. Let's start off with the hardware. Hardware The LG Revolution isn't a thin phone by any means. One of the first things you will notice is that it's a bulky phone but as soon as you pick it up you will see the weight is evenly distributed and gives a comfortable feel in hand. The back has a nice soft touch coating that gives the overall feel of the device solid and premium. It comes with a 4.3 inch screen which is keeping up with the trend with 4G phones on Verizon. The screen is nice and crisp and will work for you but there are some angles where the screen will get washed out. About the screen is a 1.3 MP front facing camera a for video chat and a below the screen is your touch sensitive backlight buttons that are raised a bit higher from the bottom so you don't accidently touch. On the side there is a chrome trimming where you will find a micro USB port, mini HDMI but not cable included which is always lame and volume controls. On the top with no trimming is a 3.5 MM headphone jack and power button with a microphone port on the bottom where there is no trimming as well ...
Full Review - bw1.co Twitter: bw1.co Facebook: bw1.co Empire Avenue: bw1.co The LG Revolution made its big début at CES 2011 this past January and I've been waiting patiently to get my hands on this high-end LG android handset which is something new for LG to do for the US Market as they usually tend to stay in the mid-rage when it comes to the US but with the G2x and Revolution they are stepping it up. Let's start off with the hardware. Hardware The LG Revolution isn't a thin phone by any means. One of the first things you will notice is that it's a bulky phone but as soon as you pick it up you will see the weight is evenly distributed and gives a comfortable feel in hand. The back has a nice soft touch coating that gives the overall feel of the device solid and premium. It comes with a 4.3 inch screen which is keeping up with the trend with 4G phones on Verizon. The screen is nice and crisp and will work for you but there are some angles where the screen will get washed out. About the screen is a 1.3 MP front facing camera a for video chat and a below the screen is your touch sensitive backlight buttons that are raised a bit higher from the bottom so you don't accidently touch. On the side there is a chrome trimming where you will find a micro USB port, mini HDMI but not cable included which is always lame and volume controls. On the top with no trimming is a 3.5 MM headphone jack and power button with a microphone port on the bottom where there is no trimming as well ...
Choosing the right 4G smart phone: HTC Thunderbolt vs. Samsung Droid Charge vs. LG Revolution
Posted Monday, September 24, 2012 in Charge, Choosing, phone, Revolution, Samsung, Thunderbolt by Mary Farrell
Choosing the right 4G smart phone: HTC Thunderbolt vs. Samsung Droid Charge vs. LG Revolution Tube. Duration : 4.77 Mins.
www.noobie.com Patric Welch, aka Mr. Noobie, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of Verizon's current selection of 4G smart phones, the HTC Thunderbolt, the Samsung Droid Charge and the LG Revolution. In the end, Patric reveals which of the three smart phones he selected for his own personal use and why.
www.noobie.com Patric Welch, aka Mr. Noobie, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of Verizon's current selection of 4G smart phones, the HTC Thunderbolt, the Samsung Droid Charge and the LG Revolution. In the end, Patric reveals which of the three smart phones he selected for his own personal use and why.
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