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LG's First Android Phone Will Be Iron Man's Ally

May 3, 2010, 1:06 PM by Philip Berne

LG today announced upcoming availability of its first Android phone, the LG Ally. The Ally will be marketed in conjunction with the new Iron Man 2 movie, coming to theaters this weekend, though the phone will be available on May 20. LG is emphasizing the augmented reality app that will be bundled with the phone, which adds enhanced visual content on the phone's display when the camera is pointed at specific objects. Specifically, buyers will get a special edition Iron Man 2 comic book that will feature a variety of augmented scenes. Specific carrier details and pricing have yet to be announced. For the original Iron Man, LG also produced a special edition LG Shine plated in 18 karat gold.

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May 3, 2010, 1:39 PM

What a waste...

of gold. LG IMO makes inferior products and they're an example of cheap Korean manufacturing. When I had verizon, it seemed every LG I touched failed. Once as the lady sales rep was handing me an in store replacement she just activated...it failed too as I was about to take delivery of it. I'm afraid their bad ju ju will rub off on Android. lol

en102

The only thing that I can think of that 'may' be decent, are their TV's. I still remember many of (Lucky) Goldstar's junky stuff from the 80's/early 90's.

I really did not like Lucky Goldstar's early GSM phones either = 'very' cheap/flimsy (C1300,...
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VZW611LA

May 3, 2010, 7:31 PM

Verizon Release

Releasing on Verizon this month.

Otowncell

May 3, 2010, 1:31 PM

Really?

I mean I thought all those Iron Man 2 LG Ally commercials I have seen all last week were just a prank!

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