The Ally seemed to be a decent phone, but the last decent phones I've used in the past 6 years have been just that; decent. "The Ally comes short on decent. In fact, the phone is so problimatic, it shouldn't even be CONSIDERED 'decent' thats how poorly designed it was" says a local teenager whose had his Ally for 3 months now. "Nothing But trouble" says another local from the Portland Metro area. "This Phone may be pretty, but you may need to ask yourself again before you shell out $150 for a phone. Some might say you get a great keyboard, but if that's the only 'great' feature about the phone, then I'm better off spending an extra $20 for LG's Vortex."
What do you consider as a consumer when youre out phone shopping again? I personally consider how well the phone actually functions rather than the way it looks. But because of the fancier, nicer, "cooler" looking smart phones and PDA's out on the market with winmo, apple or android OS, the consumers seem to care little about how well the product actually functions until they actually purchase and testdrive the product for a few days.
A lot of people are looking into smart phones these days for email, text or even yes, video chatting with relatives over the holidays. Some local nerds and geeks predict that the home computer may be very soon obsolite as phones become more and more advanced. People dont just use phones to make phone calls anymore. Many people use their smart phones such as blackberries, winmo, iphone, or android phones to watch and upload vids to youtube, send and print photos, sync music with their apple tv, and more. A phone nowadays can do much more than just make a call. And the LG Ally is not short of THAT.
Would i recommend this phone still? Yes if they dont mind a fe glitches here and there.
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