LG Neon now available on AT&T
By Chris Ziegler 
posted Jun 7th 2009 11:10PM
posted Jun 7th 2009 11:10PM
If you're looking for 3G, you need to drop a few more bucks on the slightly pricier Xenon, but LG's Neon carries over most of the Xenon's other features for less dough -- and you even get to stick with the noble gas theme. The QWERTY side slider features a 2 megapixel camera, touchscreen (mainly so you can input numbers without any unnecessary drama), Bluetooth 2.0, and support for up to 4GB of microSD storage, so it's a pretty capable little device for the $29.99 you'll spend on contract after $50 mail-in rebate.[Thanks, Daniel Q.]
Would it have killed them to add another line of keys to the keyboard?
My guess is that you haven't typed on the KS360 yet. That keyboard, with the simple idea of implementing round keys, is a dream to type on. Not only does the spacing feel great, but it's surprisingly easy to distinguish between individual keys by touch.
i hope AT&T doesnt do an ad for the neon as annoying as rogers did , if i have to hear "slides in sildes out" one more time.......
Fourth row??
For what???
Puntuation??
Most texters i know barely use all of the Alphebet!
Nice "Periodic" pun, someone paid attention Chem. class.
What pun? Mentioning that Ne is a noble gas?
I wanna see how well the LG Radon sells.
DO NOT BUY THE LG NEON TE365 PHONE. It has major defects that will affect phone calls and text messages. Frequently when you make a call, you will not hear the phone you have called ringing. Then when the other person picks up, you won’t hear them talking for a few seconds. If you don't know this it may cause you to hang up on people or cause them to hang up on you. Also, the phone will randomly turn itself off when you open it to answer a call or close it when finished. You will then have to wait to turn it back on. This can be extremely frustrating.
These are known defects and you will find other complaints about this in web postings. LG and the various carriers know about this and are not fixing these problems or taking these defective phones back.