LG expands LTE offerings with new Optimus F Series
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LG plans to release the Optimus F5 in Europe later this year, with the F7 coming soon after, though no specific dates or prices have been revealed yet
LG has revealed the Optimus F Series line of smartphones
Aside from 4G LTE support, both phones will run on Android 4.1.2 and offer 8GB of storage memory, which can be upgraded to 32GB through a microSD slot
LG has also incorporated QSlide, which lets users open two apps side-by-side, and Live Zooming, allowing users to zoom in on videos as they're playing
Article Summary
Following on from the update to its mid-range Optimus L Series phones, LG has revealed a brand new line of smartphones dubbed the "Optimus F Series." The company is focusing on providing 4G LTE support along with higher processing power with the two new devices, both of which run on the Android 4.1.2 OS.
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