ive been using lg phones..the problematic km900 but i think i still can live with it..especially when i can download free full version game from their website without paying any single cent..i dont know whether lg also give free games and apps for their android phones..

This post has been edited by megat89: Dec 6 2010, 11:02 PM

This post has been edited by minlekoq: Dec 6 2010, 11:43 PM

Review by GSMArena is finally out!
http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_optimus_one_p500-review-544.php

Gingerbread is out too... when the Optimus One will get the update?

dunno whether optimus one spec will be able to support gingerbread or nt..
but i'm alrdy happy with it since it comes with froyo..

2 more weeks? isn't tat too close to christmas? how come LG dont make it avai this week to fully take use of christmas shopping?

after reading the review, seems like a better deal than Aria

This post has been edited by scoop7: Dec 7 2010, 12:13 PM

wow, from the review of you all this phone seem reasonable and interesting..
might getting 1 too..

somehow i found most HTC phone now are overprice..

I got a samsung jet.......contemplating if i should change to the p500. It would be a downgrade....hardware wise.

functionality wise.. i think P500 win hands up..

i also aiming this phone~

if the price of the phone is as mentioned, i think i can just walk to the shop, trade-in my jet for the p500. (maybe top up 100or 200 buck)

can some one give me the shop that sell this phone around kl?

since the RRP price in thestar is RM899, i think it will be the same..
unless someone from thestar screw it up.. price over value, it wins hand up..
for now.. both galaxy 5 n optimus 1 is the best value for money.

LG invents imaginary 1GHz processor requirement to say Optimus One won't get Gingerbread


So here's the story: dude asks LG's US mobile team on Facebook when the Optimus One -- the basis for the various Optimus devices that have launched recently on American carriers -- will be getting Android 2.3. LG responds saying that "the minimum requirements for Gingerbread require 1 GHz processor," hence, no update's in the cards.

Well, Android lead Dan Morrill took to Twitter to drop some knowledge, saying "there's no hard minimum processor requirement for Gingerbread... trust me, if there were I'd know." In other words, whoever's manning the ship on LG's Facebook account is either sorely underinformed or showed some awful judgment in choosing a lie to justify keeping the Optimus off the upgrade path.

Sure, we can understand why LG wouldn't want to temper excitement for a still-new smartphone line by telling buyers their phones won't be receiving the next version of the platform, but the least they could've done is formulated a reasonable excuse, no?


Sos pedas


Sad day for people with/ going to buy LG Optimus One.

This post has been edited by 41LY45: Dec 8 2010, 04:35 PM

this will be my next phone.. hehehe..

but it's funny that the tv ad has been around for weeks but the product not available in the market yet..

imagine how many disappointed ppl when they ran to the lg store after watching the ad only to be told that the phone not available..

what's special of Android phone ?

crap phone. stock 2.2 Froyo, not upgradable to Gingerbread as per Engadget today. Save a bit more and get a HTC

http://bit.ly/hiRKiE

There may not be official release of Gingerbread from LG,
but if there's any developer cooked some custom Gingerbread for this phone,
you can still flash/install it after you root your phone.

which phone from HTC would that be?