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LG Pre-Announces the Next-Generation Chocolate

Jul 7, 2009, 8:00 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today LG issued a teaser press release about the upcoming Chocolate phone. LG said the device will be the fourth phone in its Black Label line of fashion phones. Based on the partial photos of the device revealed by LG, it is a bar-style phone. LG said more details will be available in August, which is when the next-generation Chocolate is expected to launch. The first three versions of the Chocolate were all sold by Verizon Wireless. LG has not indicated which carrier may sell this new version.

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