I can’t count how many people have asked relating to this handset, most of which I have been incapable of answering. One big factor why I lack all the knowledge about this phone is the fact that it’s not out for sale yet. So what I usually do, when left faced with the somewhat annoying question (no offense), is this: enumerate the features.
If I were to cite the most important thing in choosing a phone, that would be the features. And having said that, some features that we can expect from the
Motorola EX124g is a 3.0MP camera, giving users high-resolution pictures, and good video recording quality as well.
One thing I’m sure about this phone is that it will run on the GSM network. If you want hi-speed internet on the go, that won’t be a problem as this phone is (according to hearsay) said to be 3G capable. Also, it’s practically a no-brainer when I say that it’ll be a touch-screen model.
I don’t really believe many of the rumors but there’s one going around about this phone, saying: it’ll have a full QWERTY keyboard - I still think it’s nothing more than a rumor, and that it isn’t true though. Next, it comes with internal memory of 110MB. And if that’s not good enough for you, you can choose to expand it by using a micro SD card of up to 8GB. Exchanging files is a piece of cake, thanks to Bluetooth and the likelihood of a Wi-Fi connection.
StraightTalk, Net10 and Tracfone are the three prepaid carriers that are most likely to release this phone out in the market. However, I feel Tracfone is not 100% sure that it will really release the EX 124g, based on the fact that they have been falling behind in phone selection compared to the two other prepaid carriers.
Lastly, another question that many have been asking lately is "will the EX124g be better than the LG 800g?" I’m sure you would agree if I say that is a tough question especially since we don’t have one of the phones in our hands yet. However, putting things into perspective, it’ll most likely be the Ex124g because the 3.0MP camera is way better than the 2.0MP of the 800g; and on top of that, it’s 3G capable and has a good chance of having Wi-Fi.
If you want to keep reading about the LG 500g, check out this
phone review.
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