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Verizon is about to release the new LG enV(2) clamshell, the better looking successor to the enV model.

The phone comes in black and features a 2Mpix camera, microSD slot, GPS, and a large 2.4" display.

The release date is April 30th, so be prepared...

 

Brief specifications of the LG KP220:

• 1.3Mpix camera;
• 128x160 65K color display;
• 60MB of built-in memory;
• microSD support;
• Bluetooth 1.2;
• MP3 player;
• Fully animated UI;
• Calculator, stopwatch, organizer, world time;
• Up to 300 hours standby time and up to 3 hours talk time;
• 750 mAh Li-Ion battery.

A new cameraphone from LG has been introduced today by the Photography Blog, the LG KF750 codenamed Secret. There isn’t much info available right now, so we'll just specify what we know at the moment:

• 11.8-mm slider;
• 5Mpix camera capable of shooting DivX video at 120 fps;
• 2.4" touch-screen with haptic feedback;
• Suite of mobile Google apps;
• Bluetooth

The phone should be released in Europe in May.

LG has announced the availability of its KF700 in the European market.

This is the third model from those announced at the MWC 2008 to hit the shelves. Just like the LG Viewty the KF700 has a large 3" touch screen covering almost the whole front side of the phone. It also has a slide-out old-fashioned keypad, a 3Mpix camera with standard capturing options, and a navigational wheel on the back.

LG has released its Wine Phone (LG-SV390/KV3900/LV3900) models in South Korea.

All three are stylish clamshells with basic functionality targeted at middle-aged users.

The are now available in the Korean market for about 400,000KRW.

Just to let you know. I wonder why LG decided to add a new purple version of the LG Viewty cell phone.

The specifications remained the same, and the color itself is unpleasant. Do you like it? The purple Viewty that is...

Anyway, the choice is yours.

Telus became the first Canadian carrier to offer the LG Venus, which is the LG's first touchscreen phone in all of Canada. Available for $99.99 CAD (about $100) the phone offers a 2Mpix camera, QVGA primary display, microSD slot, GPS, EV-DO, and stereo Bluetooth.

Well done, Telus!

LG Vu is no longer an AT&T exclusive!

Canadian Rogers Wireless announced its plans to launch the handset in Canada in early May. The phone will feature HSDPA connectivity and will support various Rogers' services including Video on request, Radio on request, mobile TV and Rogers Music Store.

According to Korea's Electronic Times, the LG Voyager will become available for both AT&T and Sprint customers before the year's end.

This means we can expect two new versions of the handset: CDMA without MediaFLO for Sprint and GSM variant for AT&T. Let's hope this turns out to be true...

The LG Voyager was released in the end of 2007 and is currently available from Verizon Wireless.

Yesterday at CTIA Wireless AT&T has officially announced the upcoming LG Vu.

The phone is said to become available in May and should coincide with the launch of the company's mobile TV service.

Unfortunately, no pricing details were announced...