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LG is ready to begin shipping out its GD910 3.5G-capable watch phone starting July. It will start selling in Europe on Orange, followed by Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and Latin America, so expect it to hit your local stores in a few weeks.

Mmm, video calls through your wristwatch, the definition of awesomness. :)

Here's a live shot of the new LG Tritan, one of the handsets headed for U.S. Cellular this month. This handset will be released on June 8t, probably for $100 or less after rebate with a $20 per month data package. Its known features include:

• 3" QVGA touchscreen;
• Full QWERTY keyboard;
• Full HTML browser;
• Music player;

  [Continue reading LG Tritan pictured, headed for U.S. Cellular]

LG is about to release its stylish semi-transparent GD900 Crystal phone in over 40 countries around Europe, Asia and Latin America. It wil be released a little later than expected, but it's better late than never, right? For a solid price of €450 you'll get:

• 3" WVGA touchscreen display;
• Built-in accelerometer;
• 8Mpix camera;
• Wi-Fi connectivity;
• HSDPA support;
• TV out;
• 1.

LG has recently introduced a new business cell phone, the LG-KU4000. It's got:

• Quad-band GSM;
• 2.8" internal LCD display;
• LED external display;
• Support for Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF file formats;
• Outlook Sync and Mobile Franklin Planner support;
• DMB TV tuner;
• 2Mpix camera

LG has launched a couple of new handsets for the British market, the LG GW520 and LG GT505.  Both support push updates from social networking sites and emails, and have the following features:

Features of the LG GW520 include:

• 2.8" full touchscreen;
• Full slide-out QWERTY keypad;
• Push email via Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync;
• HSPDA 7.

Those willing to buy an LG enV3 or enV Touch now have the possibility to pre-order the device at Best Buy for $50 (until the launch date of June 5th). Prices for each version are as follows:

enV Touch:

$599.99 full retail
$199.99 with new 2-year activation
$229.99 with a qualified upgrade
Pre-orders to start on May 31st.

More leaks from AT&T: besides the Samsung's Fluxus, the Scotney and Pilar, the carrier will be offering a bunch of phones from other manufacturers, including LG and Sony-Ericsson.

First let's see what LG has to offer:

Georgia - a cool-looking slider, stated for Q3-Q4 2009 release. It comes with a 2.8" touchscreen, 3Mpix AF camera, MediaFLO and dual-band 3G support.

We're sure many of you are used to 20-key keyboards, and AT&T has such a phone scheduled for July 6th release - the LG GW600 HQ. Below you will find its specs and a larger image depicting the keypad a bit closer.

• SureType-style 20-key layout;
• 320 x 240 non-touch display;
• Tri-band 3G;
• 2Mpix camera;
• microSD expansion up to 16GB;
• Windows Mobile 6.

A set of live photos of the Verizon's LG enV Touch XV11000 has recently leaked in the web. This clamshell is a successor of the old LG Voyager, and should be launched on June 5th. Features include:

• Two (int/ext) 3" WVGA touchscreen displays;
• QWERTY keyboard;
• 3.2Mpix camera with Schneider Kreuznach optics, auto focusing and LED flash;
• microSD card slot supporting up to 16GB;
• 3.

According to BGR's recent report, Verizon Wireless will be releasing the LG Glance on June 5th. It will be available for a mere $49 after a $50 mail-in rebate and 2-year contract, $119 after a $50 mail-in rebate and 1-year contract, $119 after a $50 mail-in rebate with prepaid plan, and $219 off contract.

Features:

• CDMA with 1xRTT connectivity;
• 2.