LG Aloha Visits The FCC In The Form Of The LG-C710h?

on 05/15/2010, filed in Home > CellPhones

An LG phone has recently paid a visit to the FCC, bearing the model number LG-C710h, one of the rumored names of the LG Aloha, and since it supports the 1900/850 WCDMA bands, it’s most likely headed for AT&T. While there still hasn’t been an official announcement from LG regarding this phone just yet, if it has visited the FCC, looks like we’re one step closer to seeing it being officially announced, right? Rumored specifications of the LG Aloha include:

1GHz Snapdragon processor
Android 2.1
3.5-inch AMOLED display
800 x 480 WVGA display
5-megapixel camera
GPS
Wi-Fi
720p video playback
Optical trackpad

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