For example, the HTC U11 is an unlocked phone without CDMA connectivity that works on Verizon. If you are interested in learning more about the LG Exalt LTE, head over to Verizon’s site . Share ...

The Iris Flip is a white-label, flip-style phone that also has the largest display in its class at 3.2 inches. LG Exalt LTE / Wine LTE 3" display 240 x 400 pixels ...

LG's new flip phone "Gentle" looks like the prized baby of nostalgia. With a clamshell exterior, a keypad and a 3 megapixel camera, it's straight out of the 90's.

LG has today unveiled another Android powered flip phone with the LG Gentle combining a timeless design with Android 5.1 Lollipop in an entry-level package. By Nirave Gondhia July 27, 2015 ...

Here’s what LG told me: flip phones remain popular with four, somewhat related classes of users. These are people who: 1) Use their phone primarily for talking, not gaming or browsing.

T he flip phone is back. On Monday, LG unveiled the Gentle—an Android-powered flip phone that evokes the svelte simplicity of the Motorola Razr, which was all the rage back in 2005.

LG's OLED TV R has wowed them at CES with its rollable screen. (Image credit: Future) As for its rollable phone, LG has yet to showcase any sort of workable prototype, but essentially sizing this ...

When you think of a foldable flip phone these days, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. But Motorola may have a strong competitor coming soon that will beat ...

LG. LG is giving the flip phone an upgrade. Verizon has begun selling the LG Exalt LTE for $170 this week, which is the carrier's first basic phone that drops its older CDMA network completely in ...

For example, Samsung recently launched the SM-W2017 flip phone. Now, LG is here with a competitor — the LG Exalt LTE. The device is a little slimmer and more old-school than Samsung’s offering.

The LG Exalt LTE is a flip feature phone, and even though it looks much nicer and sturdier than its plasticky counterparts, it's still far removed from the advanced devices we're used to today.