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Telus’ LG KEYBO (aka enV2) now available in pomengranate

Categories: Devices, LG, Telus
By: , IntoMobile
Monday, September 1st, 2008 at 1:24 PM

Telus’ LG KEYBO (aka enV2) now available in pomengranateRoughly a month ago we saw Telus adding the LG KEYBO — which is also known as LG enV on Verizon — to its portfolio. Now the Canadian CDMA carrier has decided that offering the device in simple black isn’t enough. Ladies may want some other color, hence Telus is introducing the LG KEYBO in pomengranate. As you can see from the image on the left, the device seems designed for the savvy lady texters. The full QWERTY keyboard is there to help them type faster and more accurate.

Other specs include QVGA screen, Bluetooth, music player, built-in GPS and a microSD memory card. As for the services supported, just like the original KEYBO, the red-ish version can also sing along TELUS mobile music, TELUS Navigator and Windows Live Messenger.

The price is unchanged, though, and you could grab the KEYBO in pomengranate (or in black) for CA$49.99 on a three-year contract. The amount further goes up if you want to commit yourself on a less-term contract or want the device sans any monthly obligations…

[Via: MobileInCanada]

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  • tim

    hello
    i bought a keybo and it didnt come with a disc, is there software i can download so i can get my pics off the phone and on my comp?

  • Lori B.

    I’m also looking for a way to get my photos from the keybo to my PC. (I’m also pissed that this thing isn’t compatible with my macbook! UGH!)

    But it’s a super sweet phone, otherwise…

  • jamie

    u can choose to save the pictures to your micro sd card, and when you plug the phone in to your computer, you can get it from the my_photos folder in the removable disk drive

  • brett

    basically, what you do is, when you’re in “take Picture” look until you find the save option to internal(phone) or external (sdcard) then when you plug your phone into your computer you can find under your removeable disk drive “MY_PICTURES” your pictures will be in that folder.

  • colin s

    just use your mini SD card and put it in your computer.

  • Nathan

    I am ready to smash my Keybo. My computer downloads the software when I first plug it in but I cannot find it anywhere. The icon to safely remove device does not appear. Also the phone says the micro sd card isn’t inserted when it is. I have no problems with my wife’s blackberry and may be stomping this keybo into pieces!!!! Useless!!