Leaked pictures of the LG enV3 and enV Touch
Left to right: LG enV3 closed, LG enV3 opened, and LG enV Touch opened.
(Credit: Phone Arena)The rumors of a new LG enV3 and a LG enV Touch are becoming hot and heavy now, especially with these new leaked pictures on Phone Arena. The LG enV3 is, as expected, the successor to the LG enV2 messaging phone from Verizon Wireless. The enV3 will have a 3.0-megapixel camera, an LED flash, a QWERTY keyboard, a larger external display, stereo speakers, Bluetooth, and a microSD card slot.
The more impressive device is the LG enV Touch, which is rumored to replace the LG Voyager. Like the Voyager, the external display will be touch sensitive. It also has a 3.0-megapixel camera with LED flash, plus a Schneider Kreuznach lens, a QWERTY keyboard, a 3.5-mm headset jack (we definitely like this), stereo speakers, Bluetooth, and a microSD card slot. However, the enV Touch will not have V Cast Mobile TV.
No word on pricing or availability, of course, but we expect to see more news soon.
(Via Engadget Mobile)
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Unless the battery performance improves, there is absolutely no reason to upgrade.
The thing that makes me mad is that if I want to get a smartphone on verizon I have to get the minimum $30 extra data plan. Now you cant even get a data block, its mandatory to pay. Its just not worth it to me to pay that much, but the rest of the (non smart) phones dont have the extra features I need. All I want is a phone with a real OS and wifi. No internet access or anything like that, but apparently that is just too much to ask. The best phone available for verizon that is not a smart phone is the voyager but to be honest the OS and lack of things like wifi make the phone sub par.
- by bobbygllh May 18, 2009 6:30 PM PDT
- "Nothing significant from the EnV2.
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- by bleu_tropix May 27, 2009 11:56 PM PDT
- Agreed. When I had the EnV2, it had the longest battery life I've ever had in a phone.
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(8 Comments)Unless the battery performance improves, there is absolutely no reason to upgrade."
The battery life on the ENV2 is insane it is probably one of the longest lasting batteries out there, thats one of the highlights of the env2 not a bad thing.