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Last month T-Mobile announced that it will be offering the LG G Flex and the Optimus F3Q on its network. As expected, both devices are now available starting today. The LG G Flex uses a 6-inch curved ...

T-Mobile has just announced that LG’s flagship G Flex smartphone, as well as the long-rumored Optimus F3Q, will be available starting February 5. Pre-orders for both phones open up today. The G Flex ...

While T-Mobile isn't sharing information on pricing or actual release dates for the LG G2 as of yet, they're certainly keen to let it be known that they're carrying the device. This is LG's first ...

The F3Q features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The keys are flat, but well spaced and offer good feedback. At 4.82 by 2.55 by 0.55 inches (HWD) and 6.41 ounces, the F3Q is a chunky little phone, ...

LG has had a modest presence in the high-end smartphone market to date. That may be about to change. Earlier this year, LG has announced and subsequently released the LG Optimus G Pro – a flagship ...

Just when you thought there wasn’t room for yet another variation of an existing model, LG has announced the LG GX, a 5,5-inch phablet which is essentially an LG Optimus G Pro in a different case, a ...

LG has fired off an announcement this evening confirming what we already knew: that the Optimus G's successor will be known simply as the LG G2, dropping the "Optimus" name. In addition, says the ...

“The LG Optimus G Pro is a fantastic phone in almost every way. It’s too big for some users, but if you’re into heft, you should try out the G Pro before you go with the Note 2.” “Why you can trust ...

For prepaid carrier T-Mobile, reliable midrange devices that are under $300 are few and far between. Some devices are inexpensive, but don't offer a smooth and consistent user experience. Other higher ...

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