It will run on the manufacturer’s brand new 3G network, making for much faster internet speeds. On the handset, users will enjoy the famous Sidekick swivel LCD they know and love, and the phone also features a full QWERTY keyboard. There are plenty of social networking applications, as well as LiveSearch with GPS.

The phone features a built in camera with 3.2 megapixels and an LED flash that uses geotagging and auto focus. The color screen is 3.2 inches with 65K color, high resolution, and an 854 by 480 pixel display.

You can update your MySpace page, your Facebook page, your Twitter page, and even your Photobucket page with the new Sidekick.

The screen is four inches and the high definition LCD has an 800 x 345 resolution.

The overlay is tempered glass with a sweet curve, and the phone itself is encased in a rather gorgeous black, glossy finish which features red highlights.

Because the wide screen features a 21 to 9 ratio, you can view web sites without needing to scroll — plus, of course, there is also the dual screen to consider.

The original Chocolate was launched back in 2006, and it quickly became the biggest selling phone in all of LG’s history, by selling a whopping twenty one million units throughout the world. LG naturally expects even more from the new version.

See, the thing is, I recently got this phone as an early birthday present, using the T-Mobile upgrade I was due.  Mind you that, until this point, I was still using the Razr.  Yes, I know.

And then there comes this gorgeous pink surprise in the mail, with its touch screen and its camera and its awesome deliciousness.

So here is a real world review for you.  The Behold is awesome!  Sure, lots of other phones have higher quality cameras, but this one is still amazing, especially if you are only used to little tiny camera phones.  The touch screen is the bee’s knees though I have to say that if you don’t have fingernails with at least a little length, the QWERTY keypad may be a little hard to work.

And that is my only beef — but I have fingernails, so it’s not even a complaint.  I love the wallpapers, I love that I can upload my music onto it, I love that the screen locks automatically, I love I can email on it even though I am not willing to pay an extra $34 a month for web service.

Then again, the HTC Snap promises to be all of that and more. In this day and age, you almost have to be able to have internet access on your phone — check. Plus, the Snap allows you to connect to a number of different email accounts plus the sync programs attached to them, as well as music, emails, et cetera.

The Snap also has an “Inner Circle” feature, which allows you to set priority on your emails based entirely on your closest contacts.

Take, for example, the new T-Mobile Dash 3G, which is the update to the original and relatively popular Dash. This smart phone seems to be loads better than its forebear, not in the least because its handset has what reviewers are heralding as a much better camera, not to mention a design which is business friendly and tons more features.

As you would expect from a 3G smart phone, it also offers a lot of different options for messaging, high speed Internet access, and even a web2go package you can use for any number of different things.