LG Ally - SuperPhone

[andrwclark]

it’s the LG Ally, an Android based phone that they’re calling a superphone. The Ally has a nice large screen, it’s colorful and clear even in bright light, expect direct sunlight of course. The Ally is well-balanced in the hand and weighs about what you'd expect a phone of this size, complexity, and thickness to weigh. Though the LED flash performed admirably in really poor lighting (both as an autofocus assist and as an actual flash), shots from the 3 megapixel sensor came out smudgy, splotchy, and without definition, which we'd probably have to chalk up to an overly eager noise reduction algorithm. The LG Ally has a decent music player, but the built-in speaker is a bit lacking so I would suggest using headphones for a better experience.

Overall:

Pros:
+Well made phone
+Good battery life
+Decent camera with macro mode
+Decent hardware in the phone itself for gaming etc
+Wonderful keyboard
+Good call quality

Cons:
-Built in speaker not that good
-Slows down at the oddest of times
-Big and rather heavy

[Expertz]

Yes, the LG Ally is one of the smartest phone in its revolution, it has a 3.2 inch touchscreen coupled with a full keyboard on the sliding bracket. We also find that the version 2.1 of Google 's system is provided with the standard suite of software (Gmail, Google Maps , YouTube ...) in it. By the way do you know about any information revealed on the embedded processor, i think it will be the 1GHz Snapdragon.

[andrwclark]

One said

" Not nearly as promising as the rumored 1GHz, HD-capable Aloha, the Ally will ship with a 600MHz processor and 256 MB of RAM. Ally will ship with a 600MHz processor and 256 MB of RAM"