LG Revolution for Verizon Hands On

LG has boldly named its first 4G LTE phone for Verizon the "Revolution", though we couldn't find anything revolutionary about it. It's an Android 2.2.1 phone with a 4.3" display, single core CPU with 512MB of RAM, and dual cameras. It also has HDMI out, DLNA support, and 16GB of internal storage. On paper in looks nice, but in-hand, it's extremely thick. We're thinking that the extra thickness is due to a larger battery, since the backing sort of has a large bubble shape to it. In terms of software, LG is using an interface that seems to be different than the S-Class found on the Optimus series of LG Android phones.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• verizon
• lg
• lte
• 4g
• android
• revolution

[ware1293]

WOW STFU background person...

[jflexe99]

LG fails at most phones...Samsung is great, HTC is better, Motorola would be awesome but motoblur sux....IMO that is....

[skittleschocolate]

FULLY AGREE! being a droid x owner, i can easily say the graphicss engine on motoblur is shit. with the specs the phones have, they shouldn't lag at all. now imagine motorola+sense ui..

[xxxtibxxx]

@khongtenbs actually that stock launcher shown there came out after sense. but i do not see any similarity anyway...

[02Alan93]

@deathgod9307 -_- ...

[khongtenbs]

@theandroinvader dude, thats stock android, i bet sense came out after

[theandroinvader]

@YourPervertNextDoor no the settings screen and the leap feature

[theandroinvader]

htc sense rip off

[mightymelee]

@liomessibarca10 lol

[liomessibarca10]

@mightymelee Now you have it exaggerated you racist.

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