LG VX8100 User Manual (PDF)
I recently purchased the LG VX8100 cell phone for Verizon. I bought it with a $50 + $150 mail-in rebate from LetsTalk.com, making the end cost for the phone $28 (CA taxes).
I had a heck of a time finding the manual in PDF format through LGE.com. Because of a corrupt pdf file, after emailing them, […]
I recently purchased the LG VX8100 cell phone for Verizon. I bought it with a $50 + $150 mail-in rebate from LetsTalk.com, making the end cost for the phone $28 (CA taxes).
I had a heck of a time finding the manual in PDF format through LGE.com. Because of a corrupt pdf file, after emailing them, they finally replied with a link that didn’t work in FireFox. I had to use cURL within Cygwin to redirect the output to a local file.
Anyway, I saved the LG VX8100 Feature and the LG VX8100 Manual for you all to download and read without the hassle.< /p>
Have a look at the some of these accessories for the LG VX8100 while you’re looking up how to use it. I’ve found that a bluetooth handsfree set is a *must have* if you talk on the phone while driving. I’ve avoided many a close-call driving over the hill to silicon valley everyday. I honestly cannot say this enough, once you get one you’ll understand, and ask why did you risk it with the one-hand on your head driving.
If you have dogs that like to chew on your things (or possibly kids?), it’s nice to protect your phone with a carrying case or in the event you drop it. I’ve already had to replace one phone from my dog having his way with my LG VX8100. Not a bad price for $7, the other option would be to purchase the insurance plan from your phone company for an extra $5/month. They would replace the phone, but it’s a $50 deductable.
A car charger can be great for when you’re stuck in traffic or on the side of the road with a dead cell battery. One thing to keep in mind is that the cheaper chargers will *destroy* you’re cell phone battery if you use them on a regular basis. It’s best to get the kind that shutoff automatically - and then only use it in an emergency.
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