![]() However, that doesn't mean the camera itself is a deal breaker. Indeed, compared to those phones, the photos from the G Stylo aren't as razor-sharp (especially at full resolution), and you can see a notable amount of digital noise in the images. But while the handset takes decent pictures, don't expect them to look as crystal clear or the camera to work as fast as the ones on the G4 or the G Flex 2. Similar to other high-end LG devices, the G Stylo has a laser-guided auto-focus. ![]() 5-megapixel front-facing camera, records 1080p video.8-megapixel rear-facing camera, records 1080p video.And of course, you'll have basic stuff like a calendar, a calculator, a weather tracker and the like. You'll get the usual slew of apps from Google such as Gmail, the Chrome Web browser, Maps, Hangouts, Docs, Photos and YouTube to name just a few, as well as some other pre-loaded third-party apps such as Scout navigation, the rideshare service Uber, NextRadio and the security app Gadget Guardian. Lastly, Boost411 is a directory that lets you search for local businesses and people.Ī quick glance at some of the phone's preloaded apps. Messaging+ is an SMS and video calling service, and PlayPhone is a gaming portal. ![]() There is 1Weather, the social-networking portal AirG, Boost Music, the digital Boost Wallet and Boost Zone, where you can check your usage and account information and stay updated with carrier news. With GlanceView, you can check the time, date and any missed notifications on the sleeping screen by swiping your finger downward from the top edge.īoost Mobile throws in its own apps too, though fortunately, you can uninstall them if you want. In addition to QuickMemo+ mentioned above, the G Stylo includes a handful of other signature features from LG like KnockOn and KnockCode, which enables you to wake up or unlock the device with various tapping gestures while the display is asleep. 8GB of internal storage, expandable up to 32GB via microSD.LG user interface includes KnockCode, GlanceView and QuickMemo+.You can tuck the G Stylo's stylus inside the phone. While I don't recommend it for any serious powerhouse user, the stylus is a useful bonus on an already inexpensive phone. Since you can also tuck the stylus neatly into the handset, and it doesn't take up any space or require additional handling. ![]() This is especially true given the device's generous screen size, which gives you ample room to make notes and draw doodles. A watered-down version of the QuickMemo is also available in G Stylo's pull-down menu, where you can also annotate notes directly onto the screen.Īll in all, the stylus doesn't add a monumental amount of productivity or tools to your arsenal like the Galaxy Note does, but it's nice to have it as an option when you casually need it. You can also import media into your notes, like videos, pictures and screenshots as well as use the keyboard's write-to-text feature. The app includes tools to make lists change your brush style (to a pen, brush, highlighter or chalk piece) and switch out the stylus' color, transparency and sizes. A stylus is always useful if you have gloves on and you can't use your fingers to swipe, and with LG's signature QuickMemo+ app, you can type, write, doodle, draw, cut and copy to your heart's desire. Though its functions are limited, it's not utterly useless. Drafting a to-do list on QuickMemo (left) and jotting down notes on the handset's display. ![]()
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