LG's Chocolate was groundbreaking a long, long time ago. Maybe six months ago. Doesn't seem too long, does it? It sort of demonstrates how quickly the industry's technology advances. I heard that they're making phones that have built in projectors that can display video on any surface; did you hear that? Anyway, at this point in time the LG Chocolate is completely obsolete, though I'm of the opinion that it always sucked.
The Chocolate's flagship feature was clearly the touch-sensitive buttons, which ended up being its downfall for me. At any sensitivity setting, they're glitchy and unreliable. The buttons on the keypad are slightly too small for most male hands, but just enough so that it becomes aggravating. The "End" button is located on the side of the phone, which is the cause of too many accidents. Also, everybody has the damn thing! The only hope this phone had was its unique user interfaces, which were rays of hope in the default Verizon-themed sea of poop. But hey, anything's better than a RAZR!
2/7
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