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Alleged LG Class Phablet Leaked

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lg-class-leakAnother day, another new device that hits the rumor mill, and this time around it would be one model from South Korean consumer electronics giant LG. This particular phablet was spotted on a benchmark’s database not too long ago, where it did seem to arrive with hardware specifications that settled down somewhere in the mid-range scheme of things alongside a 5.7” touchscreen display, sporting the model number H740. Thankfully, additional details concerning this device has leaked, where it will apparently be known as the LG Class.

LG has already begun to tease its announcement via a range of social media channels, where the device itself is all set to become official this coming September 21st, which happens to fall on the following Monday. It does look as though LG has decided to opt for a fully metallic chassis for this device, never mind the fact that such a move is normally reserved for high end models.

There are back-mounted buttons which is starting to be the norm where LG is concerned, and it is also tipped to arrive with a 12MP camera with LED flash at the back, a 5MP selfie shooter, 2GB of RAM, 8GB of internal memory, and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 615 chipset alongside Android 5.1.1 Lollipop in tow.

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LG Works On Nuclun 2 Chipset

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LG-logoLG has been rather quiet about developing its very own mobile chipset design for some time already, where the first Nuclun SoC will soon be followed up by – surprise, surprise, the Nuclun 2. This is not the first time that the Nuclun 2 name was brought up, and up till now, there has been no devices that were released with Nuclun 2 at its heart, although that might change with the upcoming V10 successor if rumors prove to be correct.

In other words, the LG V10’s successor will most probably be released some time in the second half of the coming year, which means it will be some time before it ends up as a shipping product. It also remains to be seen whether the Nuclun 3 will hit the streets in the near future, but as with most other cases, patience is definitely called for.

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LG V10 Purchase Comes With 200GB MicroSD Card

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lg-v10-promoSo, you are thinking of upgrading your smartphone to a newer model that will be more suitable for your use, especially when it comes to storage? Well, why not take the LG V10 into consideration, as right now, LG is about to launch a new promotion that will see you be on the receiving end of a free 200GB microSD memory card, an additional 3,000mAh battery, and a battery charging cradle if you happen to bring home an LG V10 between October 30 and November 15 this year.

Of course, there are caveats to look out for. Eligibility is based on purchasing the LG V10 from a carrier, national retailer, or online dealer, and some of the qualifying retailers include the likes of AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Amazon, Best Buy, or a carrier-authorized retailer. After picking up the phone, you then have to submit details such as contact information, the purchase location of the smartphone, a snapshot of the V10 box with its accompanying IMEI number, and an upload of a legible copy of the receipt. Online submissions will have to be received by November 30, while mail-in submissions have the leeway of being received by December 7, although it needs to be postmarked by November 30.

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LG V10 Comes In Gold

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lg-v10-goldWell, well, what do we have here? Apparently, the recently announced LG V10 smartphone that is obviously one of the high end handsets from the South Korean manufacturer has arrived in a new shade of gold as well – which will definitely give it a far more premium look that what it would normally come in.

This is made possible thanks to the Vietnam-based company that is known as Karalux, where this particular handset has made its way to their portfolio while sporting a gold plating on the outside. According to Karalux, the entire process will take anywhere from three all the way to four non-stop working hours to complete. As the entire shell of the LG V10 happens to be made out of stainless steel, the gold-plating process is hence rather easy and quick – which is a good thing for those impatient magnates out there. The asking price for this process will be approximately $180 thereabouts – any takers?

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