Review: LG Chocolate 3
Nothing really sets the C3's calling or contact features apart from the competition. Because the C3 uses Verizon's standard UI, all the same features and functions are here.
If you want to see your recent calls list, hit the green send button. Scrolling up and down the list to select a number to call is as simple as can be. I liked that missed calls have a bright red "X" next to them, and calls you've made have a bright green arrow. You can glance at these icons and know exactly what sort of call you're looking at, whether it be dialed, missed or received.
From the home screen, hitting the right soft key takes you straight into the contacts menu. The default action is to add a new contact. If you want to view your contacts, you have to scroll down. Each contact lets you add 4 numbers, 2 email addresses, a photo and fax number. You can't add notes or a web address.
In all, there's nothing confusing about making calls or searching through your contacts.
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LG Chocolate 3 VX-8560
