Last month in South Korea, LG unveiled the Optimus G, but with no U.S availability information. Today, however, the company announced that both AT&T and Sprint will carry the device.

The AT&T model will feature an 8MP camera, while the Sprint model will have a 13MP shooter. Both variants will feature LTE connectivity, a quad-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 Pro, 2GB of RAM, and a 2100mAh battery. Both models will also have 32GB of internal storage.

Sadly, there is no pricing or availability for the U.S. models, at the moment.

What do you think of the Optimus G? Let us know in the comments!

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Following this morning’s Galaxy Stellar leak, the folks over at Android Central have gotten their hands on some information about the Galaxy Victory 4G LTE. The device will be coming to Sprint and will run on its 4G LTE network. The Victory will have a 4-inch display, Android 4.0 with TouchWiz, NFC, and Samsung’s S Beam technology. Design-wise, it has four capacitive buttons and looks a lot like a 2011 Samsung phone, not like the Galaxy S III.

Basically, it looks like another mid-range Samsung phone that won’t amazing, but won’t be awful either. What do you think? Let us know in the comments!

[Source: Android Central]

The folks over at Engadget have gotten their hands on an internal Verizon memo that gives us some more information on the mid-range Samsung Galaxy Stellar. The device, previously referred to as the Jasper, will supposedly be launching this week on September 6th. The Stellar packs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, 768MB of RAM, a 4-inch display with a resolution of 800 x 480. Other specs include 4GB of internal storage, LTE speeds, and a 3.15 MP rear-facing camera. It comes in at 133 grams and 12.7 mm thin. Other than that, your specs are pretty standard.

It’s expected to cost just $100 on contract. Anyone interested in the Galaxy Stellar? Anyone? Nope? Ok.

[Source: Engadget]

The LG Optimus Vu will be hitting the US very soon, but it won’t be known as the Optimus Vu rather the LG Intuition and it’ll be available on Verizon complete with LTE. Now based on the international version, we are looking at a 5″ device at a 768×1024 resolution, and running Android 4.0 – Ice Cream Sandwich. We’d love to see the Verizon variant bumped up to Jelly Bean before release, but I doubt that’ll happen.

So yes this is LG’s answer to Samsung’s Galaxy Note, but it really doesn’t compare. The Galaxy Note’s screen resolution is far more superior and is also much better looking aesthetically. The LG Intuition kinda looks like just a squareish rectangle, and looks pretty ugly in my opinion. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy it.

LG is set to be at IFA this week in Berlin, so we’ll be looking to see what they have in store for us. Hopefully some goodies like the Optimus G get announced and shown off. So what do you think about the LG Intuition? Is it worth the rumored $199 price tag, or would you rather go with the Galaxy S3, or the Droid Razr HD when it finally hits? Let us know in the comments.

Source: DroidDog

1saleaday.com is currently offering the Samsung Galaxy S III for just $499.99 without a contract. They’re only offering the AT&T LTE model, though. The deal is available for thee next 8 hours, as of this post and applies to the Marble White or Pebble Blue variants.

The AT&T LTE Galaxy S III variant is powered by a 1.5GHz dual core Snapdragon S4 processor, 2GB of RAM, and has a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED HD display and 8MP rear camera.

The Galaxy S III is easily the best Android phone on the market, so go buy it!

[Source: 1saleaday.com]

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