The LG G Flex doesn’t want to stay put in South Korea, it is already planning to make its arrival in the US. Apparently, the company has decided to collaborate with Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile in the country for releasing the locked version of the device.
No, it has not been announced officially, but our trusted source @evleaks says this piece of information has been confirmed. We have no idea about the price details of the LG phone, however, judging by its asking amount in the home country that’s 999,900 Won (or $940.5) it appears to be an expensive gadget. Verizon and U.S. Cellular have not been invited to the party as yet and there’s no news about the handset’s release date.
The device is one of the first few curved phones and unlike the Samsung Galaxy Round, has a vertical arc. In spite of adopting an unconventional form factor with healing powers, the G Flex manages to pack in all the essential components. In fact, LG Chem has even designed a curved battery especially to be placed within the phone. Some of the other specifications include a quad core processor, a 6-inch display, Jelly Bean and dual cameras.
Take a look at the list of its key features:
– 6-inch POLED HD curved touchscreen
– Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2
– 13MP primary camera
– 2.1MP front snapper
– 2.26GHz quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor
– Adreno 330 GPU
– 2GB RAM
– 32GB onboard memory
– 3500mAh battery
– Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC, LTE
As we said, nothing has been revealed about the US availability of the LG G Flex.