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hello everybody it's lynn MA here at cnet bringing you guys the unlocked LG optimus l7 the device has a 4.3 inch nova display with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution it's powered by one point oh giggles processor and runs on a 1700 milliampere hour battery the l7 is also a mid-level Android Ice Cream Sandwich device and is NFC enabled with the NFC chip you can use these included LG tag plus stickers to activate certain settings on your phone that you could customize so say every time you go to sleep you want to put your phone on vibrate dim your screen and have your music turn off after 10 minutes of playing save these settings using the LG tag plus app tap the sticker to save it and now every time you want to activate these settings when you're near your bed just tap the sleep mode sticker again you could customize other settings for your car or office in addition to tag plus features the NFC chip can also transfer info like websites and contacts with Android Beam the handset also sports LG's new interface called Optimus three point 0 while isn't as elegantly simple as the Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwich skin there are a few things worth mentioning like the fact that you could launch apps through the lock screen on the back there's a 5-megapixel camera and a 1.3 megapixel camera in the front though I like the fact that the mid-range phone features the latest Android OS and sports a decent display the one point will give you his processor can be noticeably slow making the screen seem unresponsive and apps laggy although the l7 is available in countries including India and the UK there's no word yet on a u.s. launched officially devices priced around five hundred and fourteen dollars but at online retailers like Amazon the device costs about 290 again I'm Lynn for cnet bringing you guys the unlock lg optimus l 70