Yesterday we received the new LG VX8800 Venus for Verizon Wireless, so we thought it might be nice to post a video of this unique dual-screen phone. The Venus sports two main screens, one touch sensitive, the other not. The touchscreen acts as a morphing navigation cluster that changes based on the current application. It is very slick.
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Video: LG Venus for Verizon
LG’s VX10000 Voyager for Verizon Wireless attempts to please everybody by offering a large touchscreen based user interface while at the same time giving users the option of a full QWERTY keyboard and non-touch display when they want one. We took the Voyager out for a quick spin before we got to work on the full review, which is coming soon.
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Video: LG Voyager for Verizon
T-Mobile USA has added another Sidekick to its lineup, the Sidekick LX. The Sidekick LX features the same iconic swivel screen as previous Sidekicks, but the overall device is slimmer and comes with an upgraded 3.0″ WQVGA (400×240 pixel) resolution screen with Sharp Aquos high-definition LCD technology.
The T-Mobile Sidekick LX has several other enhancements, including an upgraded web browser with improved Java support, and mood lights, which are customizable for various alerts, such as a new text or picture message, IM, or email.
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Video: T-Mobile’s Sidekick LX
This is a quick video tour of the Sony Ericsson Z750 clamshell fashion phone. In this video we give you a look at the Z750’s mirrored body, its hidden external display, and the integrated Google Maps application that takes advantage of the Z750’s built-in GPS support.
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Video: Sony Ericsson’s Z750
Sony Ericsson’s metallic finished clamshell phone, the new Z310, boasts a hidden icon display that glows when a message or alert is received. Along with its concealed display, the Z310 also offers light effects that can be color coded for each of your friends.