This is the Verizon LG Lancet Windows Phone with Update 2

Hither it is, folks. Verizon's upcoming (and so-far unannounced) LG Lancet. The first Windows Phone from LG in years and information technology looks to bring some of its Android magic to the wide-globe of Microsoft.

The data comes to Windows Primal via the official e-brochure and spec canvas for the device.

The LG Lancet features an "ergonomic pattern" with rounded edges, iv.five-inch (854x480) TFT display, and an eight MP rear photographic camera. For a processor, users are looking at a i.2 GHz Snapdragon 410 CPU and presumably 1 GB of RAM. The total specifications tin are constitute below.

LG Lancet Specifications (Verizon Wireless, unannounced)

Category	Specification
Operating Organisation	Windows Phone 8.i Update ii
CPU	1.ii GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 (MSM8916)
Brandish size	4.5-inches
Brandish resolution	854 ten 480
Internal storage	8GB (4GB usable)
microSD card slot	Yes (microSDXC compatible)
Dimensions	5.xi in 10 2.55 in 10 0.42 in
Weight	143g
Bombardment	2100mAh
Rear camera	8MP (1080p video recording)
Front camera	VGA
Network	CDMA LTE
Wifi	802.eleven b/g/northward
LG features	Knock On (double tap to wake), QuickMemo, Gesture Shot (front facing camera only), Soft Lite for selfies (front end facing camera just), Alive Shot (LG photographic camera simply)

LG bringing some Android 'innovation'

Interestingly, LG is borrowing a fleck from itself, adding a few features to the LG Lancet from their Android line. These features include:

Knock On – Wake the screen or put information technology back to sleep with 2 taps
Soft Lite | Gesture Shot – Take great selfies with an illuminated screen or a simple hand movement (open up/close fist)

Release date and pricing TBD

Unfortunately, we practise non yet know when this phone will be announce or released. Even so, seeing as we are looking at the due east-brochure and finished specification sail, it has to exist very shut to releasing.

The phone itself looks like a competitor to Microsoft'southward Lumia 640 with some lower specs and, on the face of it, nothing amazing. All the same, mid-range devices practise seem to be the sweet spot for Windows Telephone these days, so it makes sense Verizon would choose this device.

It makes even more sense that Verizon, who has had lukewarm relationships with Microsoft and Nokia, would select LG for their mid-range phone. However, data passed on to us still tells u.s.a. that a Lumia 735 will be available on the carrier soon too.

Large thank you to Thousand, for the info!

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