LG CF360 Cell Phone Review–Pretty Nice Phone
March 15, 2010 |13:08 | Cell Phones By : Team X
So today, I have something new and interesting for you as I do every weekday, and today, I have the added advantage of not having a whole lot of bad to say about it. Today I’m talking about the LG CF360, and it’s really pretty good.
The LG CF360 is a slider phone that comes with conference call capability, speakerphone, Bluetooth connectivity, TTY compatibility, mobile email, mobile web, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, alarm clock, calendar, calculator, GPS, a music player, quad-band support, 3G access, and a battery capable of yielding three hours of talk time on a single charge.
So you can see from the spec sheet that this isn’t exactly a bad phone. It’s got its share of features though it’ll never be on par with, say, a Nexus One. That camera’s a little on the lower end and if that battery were much shorter it could get a series on TLC. But still there’s plenty of good stuff here to recommend.

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