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T-Mobile to Launch Ultra-Affordable Optimus T for $30 on November 3rd
T-Mobile USA will be offering their first Android-based phone from LG, the Optimus T next week at the rock-bottom price of $29.99. Of course this price comes with a two -year service agreement and a $50 mail-in rebate, however we love the entry point.
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LG Vortex in the Wild, minus FM Radio
The LG Vortex, that Verizon-bound Android device we told you about, has made another appearance. This time, the Vortex is without its FM Radio feature that was rumored to be included.
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LG CEO Ousted Over Companies Poor Performance in Mobile Sector
South Korea’s LG released it’s CEO, Nam Yong, and replaced him with Koo Bon-joon on Friday. According to LG, Nam Yong had used poor management skills in directing the mobile department, so they released him. It’s actually somewhat surprising, considering that just over a month …
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LG Using Android to Become Relevant Again
There was a time that the letters LG was synonymous with the mobile phone market. If you have ever owned a feature phone, there is a good chance that you were using an LG device. With the current boom of smarphones and more specifically Android, …
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LG Also Planning 20 Android Phones by End of This Year
For a company who joined the Open Handset Alliance back in 2007, LG hasn’t done very much in terms of releasing Android phones. Aside from the LG Ally released last month, they have zero presence in the United States. Yes, there are phones like the …
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LG Calling on Android to Grow Sales in 2010
LG is expecting Android to help boost sales and grow their smart phone numbers for the coming year. Although not quite as heavily as Motorola, LG is betting on Android to get them into a double-digit share of the smart phones sold worldwide this year.Â
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LG Announces OPHone “Amundsen” for China Mobile
LG’s Korean website shot out a press release this morning announcing their “Amundsen” (GW880) handset. This marks the second official Android phone, following the Eve. Bound for China Mobile, Amundsen will use the OPhone blend of Android. We’ve done our best to piece together a …
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LG Announces OPHone “Amundsen” for China Mobile
LG’s Korean website shot out a press release this morning announcing their “Amundsen” (GW880) handset. This marks the second official Android phone, following the Eve. Bound for China Mobile, Amundsen will use the OPhone blend of Android. We’ve done our best to piece together a …
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LG Opens Doors on GW620 “Eve” Website
LG is gearing up to launch their first campaign based around Android. Touting their handsets as the “friendly smartphone”, the GW620 (Eve) certainly seems aimed directly at the social butterfly. Check out the spots below and you’ll see what we mean. The accompanying video and …
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LG Shows Off GW620 – Plenty of Pictures and Video to Go ‘Round
We’re finally learning a little bit more in terms of what LG is doing with Android. The fellas at Le Journal du Geek (translated) were in attendance at a show where LG was showing off the GW620 handset. Thankfully for us, they were able to …
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LG Formally Announces LG-GW620 as First Android Handset
Hot on the heels of last week’s leak comes the official announcement of LG’s first Android handset. Called the LG-GW620, it’s a slide out QWERTY with a 3″ touch screen. The press release tells us little about the handset other than it is part of …
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Say Hello to LG’s Etna
This weekend saw the unearthing of another LG handset. Called ‘Etna’, the 5-row slider QWERTY was spotted at a Vodafone booth at the IFA trade fair. There are only a handful of specs to share so far, but here’s what we know: 3″ touch screen …
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Android Around the World: Orange France to Offer at Least 6 Android Phones in ’09
Orange France plans to have at least 6 Android devices from five handset manufacturers, including Motorola, Samsung, LG, and Sony Ericsson. Oh yeah, we can’t forget HTC’s G1! All five phone makers are members of the Open Handset Alliance.
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