LG Ally Verizon Wireless Phone Review

In Android phones with a keyboard, is the undisputed king of the Droid. The LG Ally, and Verizon, do not change, but it makes the purchase of a Droid harder to digest.

The LG Ally is an odd listeners, spec’d through the roof in many respects to its 800×480 screen and excellent keyboard, with Android 2.1-while sorely lacking in other-be pokey 600MHz processor and spotted 3.2 megapixel camera, in particular .In a way, it is obviously better than the Droid. In more ways, but it can not compete.

Unspectacular Hardware

I’ve been using this phone for a while, and I still struggle to write about his design from memory, even if the memory is only seconds old. It is remarkably unremarkable, a harmless rounded piece of metal, glass, with a hint of rubber. It carries a typical LG-ish rounded series of buttons on the front, with its black frame, black body, black, black keyboard and black back plate mixture.

The Ally’s hard, but for its size, a bit thicker and not as close as the Droid-it does not feel too tight. I would try to call it masculine, but next to the droid and HTC Incredible, earning his conservative lines are not really exciting descriptors as “clumsy” or “da.”