In the United States the SMS service hasn't been very popular for a long time, so the first mobile with QWERTY keyboards, targeted at younger users, like Nokia 5510 or 3300 haven't been successful. With the spreading of the email client and social networks' chat services a new possibility has arisen for entry-level QWERTY models. The successor of LG Rumor, pictured below, is no smartphone, but thanks to its full keyboard it's easy to type on it. The handset, designed for Sprint's high-speed EV-DO network, has no detailed specs revealed yet, but a 2 megapixel camera is almost sure to be featured.
