Review: LG LX370
Apps
The LX370 can access and download third-party content via the "MyStuff" folder in the main menu. This includes games, ringers, screen savers and other applications. You can browse through all the folders, or use the search tool to drill down faster.
Bluetooth
The LX370 supports mono and stereo Bluetooth headsets. Pairing with either kind was a snap. Sound quality through both was decent, though I thought the sound quality via mono headsets was better than I've heard on phones in recent memory. The LX370 can also be paired with PCs and send files (such as pictures) easily.
Clock
Need to check the time? The LX370 has a nice, bright digital clock that is visible when you press any button as the phone sleeps. The time is also visible at the bottom of the home screen, but it is a bit on the small side.
Sprint Navigation
Sprint Navigation is preloaded onto the LX370. It lets you get turn-by-turn directions from point A to point B. It worked well, and was able to pinpoint my location in about 30 seconds. The software came up with viable directions, and was able to re-route me when I purposely veered off course.
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