Title: Coraline LG Viewty Theme
Phones: Stopmotion films may not be all that common but, when they do arrive, they’re often something a little special. Wallace and Gromit, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and now Coraline, all stand up as some of animation’s best features.

Coraline tells the story of a girl who finds a secret door in the wall of her new house, through which she finds a new world that seems to turn around everything she dislikes about the real world. As you might imagine, things aren’t quite as simple as they seem though.

This Coraline theme for the LG Viewty features promotional posters from the movie release, all perfectly tailored for your LG Viewty’s screen.

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Title: Southpark LG Theme
Phones:Even though they’ve been TV gods for more than a decade, the juvenile cast of South Park still remains as young as ever, and just as potty-mouthed.

Unlike other TV shows we won’t mention, if anything South Park has become even funnier over the years – and certainly more politically aware. Still, let’s not get too bogged down with the serious stuff!

This South Park theme features a host of wallpapers tailored to your phone’s screen.

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Title: Bioshock 2 LG Viewty Theme
Phones: You may have defeated Andrew Ryan in the last Bioshock, but in Bioshock 2, 10 years have passed and Rapture now has a new master.

Here’s the best bit about the new Bioshock game though – you get to play as a Big Daddy. Heading to Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and PC, you’d better get those plasmids ready for another action fest.

This theme of Bioshock 2 includes a number of wallpapers based on artwork from 2K Games’s production, all ready to go.

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Lot of people are asking how to use email on LG BL20 Chocolate. Well, you are at the right place here

With support for POP3 and IMAP4 email, the LG Chocolate BL20 can be used to access your regular email accounts, including web-based email and email accounts from your ISP.

It’s easy to set up, with an email wizard to help you along. Settings for a number of popular web based email services, including Hotmail, Yahoo! and Google Mail, are pre-loaded, so you you don’t have to enter any complicated settings – simply your email address, password and user name.

Multiple accounts can be set up, so you can check several accounts simply by switching between them.

If you’re using an email account for which there are no pre-installed settings, after you’ve input your account details, you will be asked for a few further details, including POP3 server address and SMTP server address. These can usually be found on your email provider’s website support or information section, or you may be able to find them in Know Your Mobile’s table of settings here.

Setting up email


1. From the standby screen, press the central navigation pad Menu select button.
2. In the mailn menu, scroll to highlight Messaging. Press the navigation pad Select button.
3. Scroll down to Mailbox. Press Select.
4. The first time you use this, you are prompted to set up an email account. Press Yes.
5. Choose the email provider option you require. Press Select.
6. Type in your full email address. Scroll down to the Password panel and type in your email account password. Press Continue.
7. The User Name for your account will be presented in a panel. This is usually the part of your email address before the ‘@’ (check with your email provider if you’re not sure). Edit if necessary. Press Continue.
8. The message Update inbox now? appears. Press Yes.
9. The phone will now connect online to your email provider and download headers for messages. A message confirms that the account name has been configured and is ready to use. Press Done.
10. You are returned to the Messaging menu screen. Highlight Mailbox and press Select.

Details of messages in your selected email account mailbox are displayed. Press Open to see a list of email headers.

A list of email headers appears onscreen, three at a time. Scroll through these and press View to look at the full email. The phone will connect to the email server and download the email.

You can press Reply to respond to the email. Alternatively, for more options press the Options softkey. A sub-menu of choices appears. If you press Reply or Forward you can add email recipients and type in a new header or copy in a similar way to desktop email.

Creating a new email message

• To create a new email, in the Messaging menu, highlight Create New Message and press Select.
• Highlight E-mail and press Select
• You can now compose a new email

Adding extra email accounts

• To add further email accounts to your phone, in the Messaging menu scroll down to Settings and press Select.
• Scroll down to E-mail and press Select
• Choose E-mail Accounts and press Select
• Press Options. Highlight Add New and press Select

Proceed to add a new account. You can choose which email account you wish to have active by highlighting the one your require and pressing Activate in the E-mail Accounts menu.

Pros:
Excellent value
Great Qwerty keyboard
FM radio

Cons:
Relatively small screen
Touch sensitive buttons annoy
Uses Android 1.5

Verdict: Currently the best ultra-budget Android phone with a Qwerty keyboard, the GW620 is a great buy held back by a few irritating niggles

LG GW620 Revies:

LG’s GW620 joins the T-Mobile Pulse and HTC Tattoo as one of a relatively small – but growing – number of budget-oriented Android phones.

These kinds of phones occasionally end up being overshadowed by older Android mobiles that have slipped down the price scale, such as the HTC Magic, but that doesn’t invalidate their existence.

However, the GW620 does bear some traits that highlight its budget origins. The first is its resistive touchscreen. For more on the differences between the touchscreen technologies check out our feature on the subject, but to sum up touchscreen navigation requires a press rather than a light touch.

That the GW620 does not feature a stylus suggests that this is a budgeting issue rather than a design choice. For a resistive touchscreen, it’s commendably responsive but still a cut below the capacitive model used in the T-Mobile Pulse.


The second obvious cut corner of the LG GW620 is its screen size. At 3-inches, the screen is smaller than almost all other Android phones currently hanging around your local phone shop – although not by all that much.

As long as you’re not planning on watching movies regularly on your mobile, the GW620’s screen is more than adequate. And it uses the resolution as top smartphones like the HTC Hero and iPhone.

The screen has its ups and downs then, but the slide-out Qwerty is the star of the LG GW620. Each key is subtly contoured, and while the key spacing isn’t at all dynamic the keyboard is a pleasure to use. A clear layout, sponge-free click response and fairly large keys belie the GW620’s price point.

There’s no virtual Qwerty – just a virtual T9 numerical pad – when the slide-out is slid in though, so make sure you’re happy to use a physical keyboard for any text tasks. Our only concrete disappointment in GW620’s navigation is with its touch sensitive soft keys. Unlike the touchscreen they’re capacitive, but real buttons would have been preferable.

The bevelled edge of these buttons makes them more susceptible to being set off by your leg – while in your pocket – leading to those irritating accidental calls.

From a purely aesthetic perspective, this rolled-off edge softens the otherwise simple all-black look. The GW620’s design lacks the personality of the HTC Hero or HTC Magic, but is functionally admirable.

The USB and micoSD slots are discreet but easy to access while the 3.5mm jack sits exactly where it should be – on top of the device. Plus, unlike close rival the T-Mobile Pulse, the headphone jack doesn’t require an adaptor. Like all the features we like most about the GW620, it’s simple, it’s sensible, it’s good.

Where this style reaps the most rewards is in the OS itself. Although the GW620 uses a 528Mhz processor, offering similar levels of power to the earliest Android phones, it’s still a speedy device. This is because LG hasn’t burdened it with an over-modified version of the vanilla Android OS.

The GW620 runs the behind-the-times 1.5 cupcake OS, and there’s freely switchable custom S-Class-style interface that you can use too. However, all this adds is a handy dock of icons at the bottom of the home screen and a slightly different apps menu. No lumbering adornments here.

Other Android variants have been notorious for slowing down the phone, but this slight S-Class version works perfectly. And, if you don’t like it you can just switch back to vanilla 1.5 from the Settings menu. Once again: simple, sensible, good.

The built-in five-megapixel camera is only recommended for fairly casual use, but the autofocus is quicker than other budget Androids and the flash – while far from a proper Xenon – improves low-light performance significantly.

Feature tweaks like these, and the increasingly rare FM radio, make the GW620 a seriously competent phone. Still, the advantages of a capacitive touchscreen and larger display can’t be buried entirely.

If you’re on a budget and after an Android, the GW620 is an excellent choice, but the competition is only getting hotter with every passing month. The Samsung Galaxy Portal offers a slightly larger screen and a capacitive touchscreen, while the T-Mobile Pulse offers even more screen space. Still, if you can’t do without a Qwerty, the GW620 represents stunning value.

Title: LG Chocolate Theme
Phones: It’s the most popular classic car and, oddly enough, one of the cheapest. In this spirit, why not get this free Volkswagen Beetle theme for the LG KG800 Chocolate.

The Beetle has been around since 1938, and although it was revamped with a fresh look just before the turn of the new millenium, it doesn’t match the original for sheer character and retro charm.

This theme features several wallpapers of the design classic, including an advert for the car itself used many moons ago!

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Title: Football LG Theme
Phones: If you’re a Premiership Football fan, there’s a good chance that you’ll support one of the teams featured in this theme. Arsenal? Chelsea? Manchester United? Liverpool? They’re all here and preparing to kick off on your mobile.

This theme includes wallpapers of the Premiership logo and the crests of all the biggest teams playing the UK. It’ll let you show your allegiance proudly on your mobile, whatever team you support. Well, as long as it’s one of the top four at any rate.

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Title: Cricket Ashes LG Theme
Phones: Are you a fan of Flintoff? Does the idea of sitting down with a cool drink in the hot sun and watching a game of cricket fill you with joy?

If so, this The Ashes theme will be right up your street. It features wallpapers of the tournament plus more general cricket-y wallpapers to give your LG Viewty the look of a sporting pro.

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Title: Christmas Carol LG Viewty Theme
Phones: Get your Christmas Feeling right away! This LG Theme features wallpapers based on the promotional posters from the release of the critically acclaimed movie, all tailored to fit your phone’s screen.

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