LG Optimus T

If you are looking bust in Android country and you’re on a budget that offers the LG Optimus T for T-Mobile. The LG Optimus T is for those who have a capacitive touch screen and full Google want to treat optimally. The LG Optimus is a pint-sized little guy compared to the monstrous smartphones on the market. But keep in mind that the LG T Optimus for beginners, so if you want entertainment powerhouse phone, then you will have to produce more coins. Advanced On the other side of the coin, if the LG Optimus T is also for you, the BlackBerry Curve is 3G price-based rivals. Both phones have similar cameras and compact size, although their interface designs and the fork to make it clear partitioning of the old school of the new school users. Let’s find out which school you attend.
Design

The LG Optimus T is a sleek, Gemlik small phone that comes in a male-Titanium finish, or would the ladies with a touch of violet. The phone itself has rounded edges, which felt ergonomically sound in our pockets, and for the most part, LG employs a minimalist design outside. Our only buttons are menu, search, and a little oval panel found that the Home and Back buttons homes limited. A 3.5 mm audio jack and power/ lock key is rest along the top of the LG Optimus T, and a volume control on the right side. There is no camera button and the T Optimus is missing a bolt on its 3.2-megapixel camera on the back to assist.
In the thin, plastic back Luke is the 2GB MicroSD card that is delivered, and the LG Optimus T battery. You have to pry the battery up to get the T-Mobile SIM card, and what a pain in the Keiser, that is. We had to use a paper clip to the darn thing out. The good news is that the MicroSD card slot is not obstructed by the battery, and it holds up to 32GB capacity cards. All in all, the LG Optimus T is very beginner-oriented from the outside.

Interface
But on the inside, the LG T Optimus rewarded us with a highly sensitive capacitive touch screen. It is not the highest resolution, nor does the Optimus T’s screen feature any fancy AMOLED technology, as we saw on the Galaxy-S phones, but the screen resolution is a step from the Blackberry Curve 3G. Structurally, the Optimus T-screen is not glass and is not yet fully integrated into the facade of the phone, we could push the transparent plastic film a few millimeters inside. Since the screen is not glass, finger movement was not as smooth action, and we take care of scratching over time.
Though once the plastic screen was broken into, was swiping our smooth and we could concentrate on the full Android 2.2 experiences. That’s right-LG Optimus running Android 2.2, even if we do not get to take full advantage of Android 2.2 ‘s goodies. So we could not watch videos on the web browser embedded. Who’s to blame? A deficiency in the internal hardware. Like the BlackBerry Curve 3G, the LG Optimus T strictly a basic messaging, social networking and light web browsing phone. There is no interface in connection with bells and whistles. Although we can say there is not much to do to BlackBerry with Android 2.2 can tango, even if we are short staffed in a couple of interface-related features on the Optimus T version of Android 2.2.

Navigation /Internet

Like most other Android phones offered by LG T Optimus its stately Google services like Gmail, Maps, Talk, Voice Search, High Quality YouTube, and full contact synchronization. Not only that, but the LG Optimus T allows us to Google, Twitter, Facebook and contacts so that they all appeared in our list combine. We have a Facebook widget, that updates are transmitted, and talks about widgets, a nice small group of pre-installed widgets that could be added to Android one of Optimus T 5 home screens. The Android Market was also present, and the Optimus T presented Swype technology that allows us to accelerate the process SMS.
Now, even though the LG Optimus T shares much with other high-end Android phones on the market, it is worth noting that this is more of a barebones spread of features. There is not a social networking hub dedicated nature of the application or widget that brings together all accounts in a unique live feed, and work around the LG can not Optimus T advanced graphics for games. Also be prepared for a drop in speed from the pros in the game as the Motorola or Samsung Droid X Captivate. The LG Optimus T is a slow, Internet browser on his sweet, jerky time to zoom in and scroll to the sides at a rate of Gloop. There is still much higher than the BlackBerry Curve molasses 3G browsing and the Optimus T is a lot of beginners in the Internet realm to fulfill. But do not expect a lighting-fast Android phone. It is mediocre in terms of speed.

Call Quality /Battery Life

A strange thing happened during our phone calls on the LG Optimus T, and that was the existence of some noise, white noise. It was not a big mistake, and we were still able to hear loud and clear, but the overlapping white noise was a bit repulsive. This was one of the few arenas in which we prefer the BlackBerry Curve 3G. One nice thing about the LG Optimus T, that it is appointed to a position WiFi, but that was not on our test unit, waiting to make an update that function possible.
Battery life was not as impressive as the Curve 3G, but of course the Optimus T has much more screen-related measures breathable. The Optimus T was still a decent battery life, lasting the day with around 40% battery life at the end.

Image/ Video Quality

Like the BlackBerry Curve 3G, the LG Optimus T has to offer not much in the way of digital image processing. We get a 3.2-megapixel camera without flash or camera button. The LG Optimus T 3G wins over the curve in the camera department, however, based on its video performance and camera interface. First of all, we get Android suite of camera controls that apply to us exposure, white balance can be adjusted, as negative and solarization filter, focus, and much more. We also shoot 640×480 video resolution in a larger, compared with the curves 3G 320×240 resolution max.
Images were a little too much in-camera sharpening, but the color was more natural and less noise when compared to the Curve 3G. The LG Optimus T, was, despite its lack of a flash is not an unpleasant amount of noise in low light, even if it exposes difficulties with such a small sensor had. Videos were the same, and we decided to shoot in night mode have no chance we get. For a beginner-phone, the LG Optimus T was not too shabby in digital imaging, but it is still at the base of the totem pole.

Conclusion

By now you probably have your decision which one would be very simple since the beginning, if we do not come along and complicated process achieved with our excessive testing and analysis. The LG Optimus T and the BlackBerry Curve 3G fall into the same price range. This places you in either the old or new school classroom. But at least it’s an easy decision. For those who want to take on the wide world of Android and seek a social networking-friendly, dressed capacitive touchscreen smartphone, then the LG Optimus T is a great little phone for you to get out of the starting blocks. Who can say no, do goodbye to their QWERTY-keyboard, BB Messenger and Brick Breaker with BlackBerry stick. But it really is the price points to fuel the feud.