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LG Leaks More Details About Ally

May 5, 2010, 10:11 AM by Eric M. Zeman

LG has offered a few more details about its first Android phone, the Ally. On the LG teaser site, the company has now divulged that the phone will have a 3.2-inch touch screen, Android 2.1, and support for microSD cards. There is also a camera on the back of the device. It will also be pre-loaded with a number of applications, such as Foursquare, Yelp, Shazam, WikiTude and others. More details should be available on May 11, when LG is hosting an Iron Man-related event in New York City.

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BROWN27

May 5, 2010, 11:06 AM

Good for Verizon

Good deal smaller, cheaper, mid tier android.

Verizon is rocking out the choices. I could see a lot of people choose this over the Incredible.

Unit22

I agree, this phone could end up being pretty solid. All the lucky goldstar fans who want android will give it a lot of thought, and those people who don't want to spend too much money will probably flock to it. I know they haven't released much pri...
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Jayshmay

What exactly is so small & mid-tier about 3.4in screen and 1ghz processor???

DJOlde

What makes you so sure it's going to Verizon? 😕 More likely Sprint

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vipergts

I wonder how many HTC Incredibles were returned?
I went through 3 batteries a day and dropped several calls. They put a phone out they should not have. A mini computer with no juice.I hope this LG is like there others.

devilsmafia

May 5, 2010, 11:48 AM

Let's just hope....

that this isnt as S****y as all of LG's other touch screen phones have been. I forsee lot's of returns.

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