The LG Revolution is a large and imposing handset, with a big 4.3-inch screen.
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The LG Revolution ships with Android 2.2 Froyo. The interface has a few touches from LG, and it comes preinstalled with apps from Verizon. Interestingly, it also ships with Netflix preinstalled, which is a first.
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The LG Revolution has a 5-megapixel camera on the back next to an LED flash.
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On the side of the phone is a volume rocker and a HDMI port so you can hook up your phone to a larger big-screen television.
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The LG Revolution comes with a virtual keyboard by LG. You can also switch out to the Swype keyboard if you wish.
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LG Revolution VS910 (Verizon Wireless)
Editors' rating: 3.5 out of 5
The good: The LG Revolution has a great 4.3-inch display, 4G LTE speeds, and both a front and rear camera. It also has rich multimedia offerings that include HDMI, DLNA, 720p HD video, and a preinstalled Netflix app.
The bad: The LG Revolution's search and maps are powered by Bing instead of Google, the default Android keyboard is unavailable, and the Verizon apps are not removable. Call quality is mediocre. It doesn't have the high-end feature set to match its high price.
The bottom line: The LG Revolution may not be the revolutionary handset it claims to be, but it's still a solid Verizon 4G Android phone with the bonus of the Netflix app.
