Introduction

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I recently started up a brand new plan with Sprint, and as part of my plan I got a brand new LG LX-350 phone. I'll start off with my personal experiences with this type of phone. This should be a real help for anyone who is interested in buying a new phone, or anyone who already has a Lx-350 and wants to know how to get the best out of it. Here are some of the major advantages I noted so far:
  • Brilliant color displays (both external and "regular")
  • Pretty good battery life with moderate usage. It saves a lot of energy since the external display hides itself after 8 seconds (configurable).
  • Has all the features you would want an up to date phone to have, like Games (J2ME) /Pics/Screensavers/Ringers...
  • 1.3 Mega Pixel camera, for all your picture taking needs. Really clear!!! You can also adjust the resolution for space saving, etc...
  • Bluetooth handset/vcard/vcalendar support [see disadvantages for details]
  • Scheduler, Calander, and all those other useful tools.
  • Messaging, with support for up to 25 messages sent at a time.
  • Video recorder. Very good Flash for both camera and camcorder.
  • 32 MB memory (about six are used up right away)
So really, it's a nice solid phone. Definitely one of my more upscale phones. I haven't had any serious reception problems yet and the voice quality is 8 out of 10. Would highly recommend it for those looking for a "moderate yet useful" phone.

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Unknown said…
I have a LG350 from CREDO which uses the Sprint Network. I have the data cable and BITPIM on an iBookG4. THe BlueTooth transfer is crippled on the phone. And when I try to detect the phone in BITPIM, the LG350 is not in the list. Do you know of any way camera pics can be downloaded from the phone?
July 7, 2008 at 3:30 PM
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