Infosyncworld's Verizon LG Voyager multimedia phone Review. In many ways, the LG Voyager is a real iPhone competitor, perhaps even the first touchscreen phone to come close. It has a great video option in V Cast Mobile TV, and, with some setup, the Voyager could even be a good music phone, if you take the time to sideload your own music. The camera was surprisingly good, and auto-focus definitely helped. We even liked the onscreen keyboard, thanks to the Voyager's haptic feedback, and wished ...
This is a full depth review on the LG Dare. There is also a first look. www.youtube.com This link is to a deeper look at the phone www.youtube.com This link is to video from the phone itself
This is a follow up to my last video on the LG Dare. This video takes a deeper inside look at the phone. www.youtube.com This link is to my original review of the phone www.youtube.com This link is to video from the phone O yea you can also play tic tac toe with some1 else who has a dare by simply just send the board back and fourth editing it.
Phone Arena reviews the LG Voyager for Verizon Wireless. The carrier's hottest phone is successor on the enV but unlike it, has large touch sensitive display on the front. On the inside is another landscape one and full QWERTY keyboard. The Voyager is the first Verizon non-smart phone with full HTML Internet Browser .. www.phonearena.com
Two touchscreen media phones square off in this DogFight: The Samsung Eternity for AT&T and the LG Dare for Verizon. Both phones feature full touchscreens, media players with 3.5mm headphone jacks, and full HTML Web browsers. So which one's better? Noah calls the fight! MORE Eternity @ www.phonedog.com MORE Dare @ www.phonedog.com
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