LG Miracle Review

LG Miracle is a decent Windows Phone 7.5 Mango cellphone, counting with a medium sized 4" multi-touch screen, a quite powerful 1 GHz processing unit, and 2 cameras, a 5 MP back facing camera and a 0.3 MP front side camera.

LG sells this phone with a good 1000 MHz processor, included in the Qualcomm Snapdragon system chip. A good advantage of this cellphone is its quite large 8 GB internal memory and while it doesn't count with an SD memory slot, it should be enough to install hundreds of apps, although it may not be enough if you are planning to install a couple of the heaviest games available nowadays or taking tons of photos and videos.

This cellphone is a very compact device, taking into account that it features a 4" display and it is just 0" long.

This phone has two cameras, a 5 MP back side camera and a 0.3 megapixels front facing camera. This cellphone can also shoot videos in HD 1280x720. The camera also counts with auto-focus.

LG designed this device with a nice 4-inches display, and a 800 x 480 resolution, providing this cellphone with a very good graphical experience. This display uses IPS LCD capacitive technology, and can detect multiple fingers at the same time.

The LG Miracle counts with wi-fi connectivity (although it can't share it with other devices around, acting as a mobile hotspot) and the fastest 3G internet connection, over HSDPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This cellphone works with a SIM card to connect to GSM networks.

The LG Miracle also comes with a few interesting characteristics like Near Field Communication (NFC), Bluetooth (3.0) and GPS (Global Positioning System), and a couple sensors likeLight Sensor, Proximity Sensor and Accelerometer.