LG Glimmer Review
Announced in March 2008, the LG Glimmer is a dual band CDMA phone. This means that it can be used only in the United States and a few other places in the world. However, because the LG Glimmer takes advantage of the CDMA network, it can also access data at high speeds thanks to the EVDO rev.0 support the device offers. These 3G data speeds come in handy when sending files, watching videos, or browsing the Internet.
Measuring in at approximately four inches by two inches by a half of an inch, the LG Glimmer is a fairly large device. It also weighs a hefty 127 grams, making it smartphone size without many of the traditional smartphone features.
Expect to get terrible battery life with the LG Glimmer. The phone provides about three and a half hours of talk time or 168 hours of standby time. For a phone in a highly competitive sector, these figures are far from impressive.
The main display is a huge 2.8 inch touchscreen capable of displaying 240 pixels by 400 pixels. Unfortunately, LG decided to cheap out on their device and allow the screen to display only 262k colors. The LG Glimmer also features a 2.0 megapixel digital camera built into the device. It features video recording, a flash, and 5 times digital zoom.
Multimedia features are plentiful on the LG Glimmer. The video player supports a number of formats. You can also store and play a variety of different types of music files. Although there is only 128 MB of built in memory, the device’s memory can be expanded via microSD cards. One major drawback of the multimedia features on the LG Glimmer is the lack of a full HTML browser, limiting the user to browsing the web as if using a lesser cell phone.
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