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LG GW300. Blogging about phones.

Now, without trying to sound, well, old and incredibly out of touch: what the hell is Twitter all about? Seriously. We’ve had a look. We’ve read about it. We’ve chuckled at various celebrities doing what celebrities do best on it (i.e. making fools out of themselves in a very public way). But… what… why… how… who?

Maybe our lives here are truly so sad that the idea of posting constant updates about what we’re doing would just crush our spirit too much.

2.23pm. Blogging about a phone.
4.56pm. Blogging about a different phone.
6.43pm. Still blogging about that last phone. It’s good.
8.33pm. Finished blogging about phone. Should go home.
9.05pm. Really should go home.

etc. and so on and so forth. We’re clearly not who Twitter is made for then. Which is why we’re happy to admit that the LG GW300 does not in any way, shape or form excite us, but we’re still writing about it because we realise it’s just not made for us. It is made for those who do understand Twitter. Those who think updating their Facebook status every 4 minutes is a thing the world needs. Those who are the ‘youth’ according to older people like us (and according to GSM Arena too). Because the GW300 offers no 3G, nor WiFi, no GPS. No nothing of note, in fact, beyond that big QWERTY keybaord. Because that’s its main – or its only – selling point. The plan, LG will tell you, Is that this ‘youth’ are going to see the keyboard, then see the (very) low price, and go swarming all over LG GW300 deals faster than, say, a group of teenagers grabbing free tickets to go see, erm, whoever sings crap pop songs these days. Are you one of those youths? Then have a little look at this LG GW300 review to see if the GW300 is something that’s going to give pleasure to your busy thumb tips.