I bought the new voyager online do i still get a trial period?

The Voyager is NOT a phone you want to over charge. Follow the directions of the phone manual for the first charge and then with all future chargings, once you see it has completed charging, remove it from the charger.

Overcharging kills the lifetime of the battery on this phone. I've gotten up to 7 to 10 days on one charge at occasional times. I've had the phone for 13 months now and still have a strong battery.

As far as the invisible shield goes, if you want to protect the front screen, then by all means go for it. I take very good care of my phone so I haven't needed any additional protection other than a case for the phone. Those screen shields are not expensive to it won't be a waste of money if you end up getting one.

Also, welcome to Wireless Advisor!

 

If your one of those that are rough on stuff (not on purpose) I would like to suggest the plasitc shields for the front face. Also getting the rubber case by Body Glove if you have a tendency to drop your phone - it has saved me several times.

 

I have used both the BodyGuardz & the IS. In my opinion the BodyGuardz looks smoother when installed, the IS has a crater look. I have BodyGuardz on my Treo Pro now & am very happy with it.

From my experience, I would recommend taking your time installing it & also remember it looks better & better as it dries, probably a week or so.

Hope this helps
Palm850/v0100 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.11)

 

agreed, but I like the IS better than BG.....
get the full body.
my wife is on her 9th lg voyager, tons of backlight and calibration issues. she has the full body, but each replacment is 4.00, and the corners are a pain to put on. I have dropped phones with the IS on and no damage (where covered)