LG Optimus G U.S. release date set for November
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There are no details about which carriers will pick up the LG Optimus G in the U.S., but we’re sure more details will soon surface.
LG is breaking a couple of firsts with the Optimus G and obviously there is a lot at stake and hopes are high that this will mark a turnaround point for LG. The Optimus G comes with a “zerogap” integrated touch screen with a 4.7-inch size and 768x1280-pixel resolution.
The phone itself is merely 8.45-inch thick and right now seems to arrive in two versions with different cameras - one with an 8-megapixel shooter and another with a slighlty bulging 13-megapixel rear camera. It’s launching with Android 4.0 ICS on board, but it should swiftly get update to Jelly Bean. How do you like the news? Would you wait for this monster phone from LG coming in November?
source: TheVerge
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12 Comments
4. redmd posted on 18 Sep 2012, 04:01 0
I agree. Samsung may have a "crappy"plasticky body but they have the most solid Android software IMO. Users don't complain at the OS level they complain on the build. I hope the software on the optimus G is great, I hope the camera delivers and hope LG put a louder higher quality sound chip. This or Note 2 depends on which comes first.
nerdgasm all over if this becomes LG's entry nexus device with stock Android inside.
2. lallolu posted on 18 Sep 2012, 03:31 1
I definitely love to have this phone but I am skeptical because of LG's record with buggy software and lack of updates. I may still buy it though.
3. lallolu posted on 18 Sep 2012, 03:32 0
Hopefully they will not lock the bootloader so custom ROMs can be made even if LG does not support the software for long.
6. Non_Sequitur posted on 18 Sep 2012, 04:50 0
Once my contract expires, I'll have just enough time to grab the "newly released" Note 3.
Lol
8. FranksGT posted on 18 Sep 2012, 06:51 1
LG updated is LG Nitro to ICS, before Samsung could update the S2, and other high end androids.
This is deff a phone I will keep in mind for a holiday Upgrade.
9. kweldude101 posted on 18 Sep 2012, 07:45 0
id rather have an htc device, maybe the new verizon "droid incredible x" or htc one x+ cause i enjoy there build and there software is nice but slow but jelly bean will speed it up some...hopefully jelly bean will come to the one x which im buying soon
12. King9242 posted on 18 Sep 2012, 19:17 0
yes i would wait on it but i need jelly bean out of the box.
