Excerpt: Using your fingers to control the on-screen action is the latest smartphone trend, but the LG Incite handset instead relies on a small stylus to get the job done.
Pros: Affordable introductory price; easy to use; excellent camera
Cons: Okay browsing capabilities; touchscreen requires heavy-handedness; cumbersome contact book
Conclusion: LG's first smartphone, the Incite, is attractive and powerful, but it's let down by its obstinate touch screen, sluggish performance, and sloppy software design.
Pros: Sleek design. Good voice quality. Solid battery life. Includes 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth radios, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack and external microSD slot.
Cons: Sluggish. Stubborn, dim touch screen. Poor camera. Buggy music playback. No place to stow the stylus—and you'll need it.
Excerpt: The LG Incite CT810 is a premier five-star smartphone in the U.S. marketplace. It is a rocking success due to its incredible fast connectivity and performance.
Conclusion: In the end, we wish that AT&T had picked up the Samsung Omnia or HTC Touch Diamond rather than the LG Incite.
Pros: Very sharp screen with excellent colors and better than QVGA resolution. Love that proximity sensor. Very small and light. Good software bundle including NetFront, MS ...
Cons: Phone looks plasticky. Requires a stylus more often than HTC's TouchFLO 3D phones, yet there's no stylus silo so you've got to hang it from the included tiny lanyard. ...