LG Lotus makes use of new Sprint customizable home screen

Posted in Mobile Phones by Nino Marchetti on September 11th, 2008

LG Lotus

One of a slew of new mobile phones announced by Sprint this week is the very hip looking LG Lotus. It will be available in October for around $150 with a two-year contract.

The LG Lotus is described as being a full QWERTY flip phone with a squarish shape and two color options – purple or black. It is one of the first Sprint phones to support the mobile carrier’s new One Click feature. One Click allows you to personalize the home screen of the Lotus “by selecting and organizing features and content such as text messaging, Google search, Sprint Navigation, email, favorite Web sites, music, and call log” so they can be included in the display. One sees all of this information through a customizable carousel-style menu.

Other features of this squat mobile include stereo Bluetooth, a 2-megapixel digital camera and the usual support Sprint’s online media services. There’s also a function called Wireless Backup “for safekeeping your contact list in the event that the device is lost, stolen or damaged.”

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