UPDATE: We’ve confirmed that the LG Mini sports the company’s S-Class interface.
The LG Mini, LG’s slimmest touchscreen phone ever, has just been unveiled ahead of Mobile World Congress next week, and it’s headed to Europe. Read on for specs, deets and photos!
LG’s just outed the LG Mini, or LG GD880, in time for the world’s biggest mobile show, and while it’s not giving out dimensions, the pictures certainly match its claim that the LG Mini is its slimmest touchscreen blower yet.
The display itself on the LG Mini is 3.2-inches wide, and the phone packs a five megapixel camera, HSDPA and Wi-Fi for super fast web cruising, GPS, and LG’s new Social Network Connect software to get your Facebook and Twitter fix on the go. There’s no official word on the operating system yet, but we’d expect it to use LG’s S-Class interface, as seen on the LG Arena.
LG Arena Max Snapdragon feature phone spotted!
The LG Mini is out in Europe in March, but before that, it’ll be on show at LG’s press conference next week in Barcelona, along with LG’s next Android phone, the LG GT450, and a “next generation smartphone”, the LG GW990, that won’t be released in Europe. We’ll be right there to catch every minute and bring you a hands-on ASAP.
Out March | £TBC | LG
