In this ever-increasing Android-centric smartphone landscape it is getting harder and harder to differentiate oneself. Some manufacturers are going the software route and adding custom skins to their devices. Others are taking the brute force hardware method by throwing fast processors and gobs of memory into their devices. Then there is LG cell phone deals, which is taking a novel approach and aiming for the low-end. The Optimus line (T-Mobile has the Optimus T unlocked cell phone and Sprint the Optimus S, Verizon has rebranded theirs the Vortex) takes square aim at the featurephone market and hits the nail squarely on the head. Included with Sprint’s LG Optimus S you will find a 2GB memory card, microUSB cable and AC adapter.
The Samsung Evergreen has a responsive QWERTY keyboard and a unique convenience key for opening onscreen features.The hardware is built from 70 percent recycled post-consumer materials, and the packaging is made from 80 percent recycled post-consumer paper and is printed with soy ink (regular ink is petroleum-based).The 2.4-inch QVGA display supports 320x240 pixels and 262,000 colors. This isn't a high-resolution display by mobile standards, but it is common for this type of phone, and it's bright and colorful. Navigation is straightforward and responsive with the four-directional toggle that sits below the screen; it has a central Select button. On both sides of the navigation array are gently concave buttons that host the two soft keys, a texting shortcut, and the combined Clear and Back button. The Talk and End buttons are slightly raised and also easy to press.retail price is $699.00 sale prices $499.00 you save $200
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