Samsung L770

In order to create a successful entry-level phone there needs to be a carefully balanced combination of functions, price and design. One of the popular tactics is to copy a higher-class model and to trim off the hardware specifications. That is the...

The toughest battle is fought on the market for entry level and middle class phones. In the high-end models, all you need is a two-digit megapixel resolution camera and you get the attention of the media, but for the entry-level models to be...

A sleek looking 3.5G slider phone aimed at bloggers, the Samsung L770 certainly has some useful features. Are they enough to make it stand out from the rest of Samsung's huge range of sliders?

Fiddly to use and cannot get a good signal in the house, would not buy another one and the buttons wear out easily, not ideal for daily use, more for people who only use a moblie now and again but it is strong and not breakable when dropped. Long lif...

A fiddly phone to use, but stylish to look at. I'm yet to meet anyone who found it easy to take my photo when I asked them to, the centre button and other buttons tend to activate when not wanted meaning you can get menus pop up in the middle of some...

This phone is not too bad as a basic phone although I wouldn't say much for the camera - the quality is not that great. I have it in black and silver and I quite like that it is not that popular a handset so not everyone has it.I did have a few p...

This phone had a rocky start, twice in the first month I had it sent off to Carphone Warehouse repair centre, first time, no idea why, second time, needed a software update!! who sells a phone and the software needs updating in a month! I am on to my...

I wanted to take few minutes on informing you about Samsung L770 mobile phone, I recently had it in my possesion, and I must say that I was very dissapointed. Firstly what you will notice is really nice design, really handy, and with a slide that opens