LG Apex

Friday, December 17th 2010 - 11:11 CET - Comments: 0

R iding a wave of industry recognition for wireless innovations like "no contract after the first" with faster phone upgrades and Overage Cap, U.S. Cellular continues to bolster its expanding smartphone portfolio with the LG Apex, the carrier's latest high-performance, Android-powered phone. The LG Apex, with its vibrant 3.2" touchscreen and sleek, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, joins a string of cutting-edge products recently launched by the carrier, including the HTC Desire, Samsung Acclaim, Samsung Mesmerize and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, slated to arrive in stores this month. The LG Optimus U will debut in December rounding out U.S. Cellular's Android-powered offerings for 2010.

 

LG Apex

"Mobile phones powered by Android are perfect for customers looking for high-performance devices that help them stay productive, entertained and connected on the go," said Edward Perez, vice president of marketing and sales operations for U.S. Cellular. "The LG Apex android phone is backed by the tremendous value of The Belief Project and our high-speed nationwide network, making it a great gift this holiday season." The LG Apex Android phone is a cool productivity tool that runs on Android 2.1 and features a 3.2-inch durable tempered glass touchscreen that responds to a feather touch with vibration feedback. The LG Apex phone screen also boasts luminous sensors that adjust brightness depending on light conditions and shows off the dynamic, animated live wallpaper.

 

 

LG Apex phone features

Backed by U.S. Cellular's high-speed nationwide network, customers can browse and download thousands of applications in Android Market that allow users to customize their phone to fit their lifestyle. Customers can also access popular Google applications, including Google Maps with its turn-by-turn directions and Google Voice Search that helps them locate anything without a single key tap. The LG Apex's 3 megapixel autofocus, flash-ready camera/camcorder comes with a panorama mode that lets customers take up to six side-by-side shots to build a sweeping view.

 

 

LG Apex review & price info

The Wi-Fi enabled phone also comes with an MP3 player, and customers can easily organize their music library, repeat and shuffle their favourite songs. They can even multi-task, playing music in the background while simultaneously e-mailing, texting or downloading videos. A video player is included for WMV, MP4, 3GP and 3G2 formats. The LG Apex Android phone will retail for $79.99 after an $80 mail-in rebate and will be available Nov. 19 at U.S. Cellular. As soon as we receive a LG Apex test sample, we will publish a photo gallery with high resolution pictures, followed by an extensive LG Apex review.

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