The device was said to rich person the world’s first AH-IPS LCD display on a 4.5-inch 1280 x 720 pixel resolution screen. It also has an 8-Megapixels camera. The device design is very unique with it’s checker public square gridiron with several different tones.

[via SlashGear]

The device will received several improvements such as,

Volume adjustment from French telephone when backlight is off and in a Bluetooth call Initiation of a 3-way call in certain markets Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Updated colour scheme (includes darker notification bar and black-based menus) New on-blind keyboard (supports multi-touch input and a smart auto-correction function) Improved cut-paste functionality New integrated download application for ease in accessing downloaded files Updated camera application Power management and task killer applications

You know how the routine for the updates, Menu > Settings > About phone> System Updates. Hope you guys enjoyed it!

[via PhoneDog]

The Maquee coming with a 1.0 Ghz single-core central processing unit, 512MB of RAM, a 5 MP shooter on the rear with LED flash and VGA front. Also, there’s Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. It should be available by October 2nd.

[via AndroidCommunity]

According to RadioShack leaked document, the French telephone North Korean won’t be available until September 4th. As for the understanding, we have no clue or whatsoever. Will the LG Thrill 4G ever launch?

[via PhoneDog]

Cricket Wireless is adding their Android line with the LG Optimus C. The humanoid 2.2 handset sports a 3.2? HVGA resolution touchscreen and a 3.2MP photographic camera. The Optimus C volition be the third Android handset to hit the radio company aside from Huawei Ascend and Kyocera Sanyo ZIO.

It volition ship with a microSD circuit board slot and integrated music role player. Powered by a 600Mhz central processor and Froyo. The Optimus C sports Cricket 3G connectivity. Pricing at $199.99 after rebates and without contract.

[via SlashGear]

LG is out with a new device for its domestic market – LG SU420 aka Cafe Phone. Like many of the Korean high gear-remainder phones, this one also comes with a mobile TV receiving system. But there’s a taking into custody – the Cafe Phone supports the DMB 2.0 standard, which not only allows observation of TV while on the go, but also makes the experience interactive!

DMB 2.0 combines broadcasting with Net connection, enabling users to access relevant information piece watching some TV appearance. For instance, owners of DMB 2.0-enabled devices ar able to shop class stuff they see on TV, check for stock updates, weather selective information and so on — all piece observation related content.

Specs wise, the LG SU420 rocks a 3.2-inch WVGA touchscreen, 3-megapixel photographic camera (coupled with front-facing camera for video recording calls), HSPA and wireless local area network connectivity, Global Positioning System, 3.5mm headset jackass, 1250 mAh battery and a microSD memory card one-armed bandit.

SK Telecom (New York Stock Exchange: SKM) is offering the gimmick, though unfortunately we don’t know the price. Likewise, we’ve no idea whether the Cafe Phone will ever farewell the shores of Korean peninsula…

[Via: Unwired View]

Expected Q4 2009 28th September 2009

The LG Chocolate BL20 is the second base of LG’s "new Chocolate" phones after the impressive BL40, and this particular model is very closely inspired by the original KG800 "Chocolate" phone that was launched in 2006.

In retrospect, the KG800 was something of a designing classic, and it was followed by a number of other quite similar "glossy" phones from other manufacturers, and it also helped to establish LG as a major player worldwide.

Despite the similar concept, the LG Chocolate BL20 is a thoroughly modern font phone. This is a 3G yellow-bellied terrapin with support for HSDPA high gear-speed downloads, it comes with a 5 megapixel photographic camera with autofocus, a flashbulb and Schneider Kreuznach optics, a 2.4" 320 x 240 pixel display, a multimedia system role player, FM wireless, microSD expandable memory and Bluetooth.

In all honesty, there’s nonentity radically new about the BL20’s staple specifications – this is a fairly standard slider phone. However, the hidden seafaring and shortcut keys, glossy finish and slim designing mark this out as a very attractive handset to look at.

The basketball team megapixel photographic camera looks goodness when it comes to stills photos, but sadly the BL20 is a little disappointing when it comes to video recording, capable of just 320 x 240 pixels at 15 fps. The BL20 also lacks a 3.5mm audio connection, so you’ll have to use an LG headset instead.

The Chocolate BL20 measures 107 x 51 x 12mm and weighs 115 grams. Talktime is 4 to 5 hours with around 12 to 24 days understudy time, depending on network conformation. It’s a dual-band UMTS 900 / 2100 MHz gimmick with tri-banding GSM documentation which varies depending on area.

LG indicate that we should start to see the BL20 available in Europe from October onwards, on a wide diverseness of networks, at a suggested retail monetary value of around Ђ269 SIM-free people. We tin’t quite make up our minds if that’s expensive for a straightforward 3G handset, or cheap for an attractive fashion phone.. we guess that it depends on how much you like the way it looks.

We think that this is a welcome update of a memorable French telephone, and we strongly defendant that this will be a very popular phone this Christmas Day.

LG Chocolate BL20 Promo Video

This promo video shows the LG Chocolate BL20 in military action, good manners of LG.