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LG enV2 Review - Storage, Connectivity and Conclusion


Storage


The enV2 carries about 63MB of internal memory, so if users are planning to upload a sizeable playlist to their phone, be prepared have a microSD card handy to store the extra files. Cards of up to 8GB will work fine with the enV2. Compared to other phones that may have 70MB or 80 MB storage, the enV2 runs slightly on the smaller side of storage capacity for major multimedia phones.

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As for other forms of data storage, the enV2 can store up to 300 text messages and its phone book can store up to 1,000 entries with each entry holding a maximum five numbers, two email addresses, and a photo ID from the My Pictures folder.


Connectivity


The enV2 comes with Bluetooth v1.2 functions and the ability to save up to 20 Bluetooth profiles, including those for headsets, most hands-free devices, dial-up networking, advanced audio distribution (stereo support), sending and printing user-generated images, phone book access, file transfer and sending data for vCards and vCalendars. Bluetooth accessories are sold separately.

Another plum feature of the enV2 is the VZ Navigator GPS system, which gives audible turn-by-turn directions to help locate U.S. landmarks, restaurants and ATMs. Thanks to a loud speakerphone and large internal display screen, the enV2 can also double as a handy pocket GPS.


Conclusion


If users are into text messaging and emails on the go, then the enV2 should be at the top of their cell phone shopping list. In addition to an ergonomically sound QWERTY keyboard, this well-designed phone provides standard messaging options for the no frills consumer who may not want all the bells and whistles (or cost) of a smart phone, like the Apple iPhone or RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8110, which utilize actual Web browsers.

As with many multimedia phones, one downside to the enV2 package is that many of the accessories needed to fully appreciate all of its features (like MP3 downloads and Bluetooth functions) must be purchased separately. Extra purchases might include a USB cable, headphones and microSD card.

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