Android Devices >> Everything about the LG Nitro HD
AT&T's first true high-definition Android smartphone, the LG Nitro HD, features a 4.5-inch True HD AH-IPS display with an extremely slim design and responsive interface. LG's new proprietary True HD technology on the Nitro HD supports resolutions up to 1280 x 720 pixels with superb battery efficiency and performance.
Underneath the hood of the LG Nitro HD is 1.5GHz dual-core processor and 4GB of onboard memory. The LG Nitro sports 4G speeds along with an 8-megapixel camera.
Availability
Announced, Not Available Yet
Carriers: ATT
Announced: November 28, 2011
Release Date: December 4, 2011
Top LG Nitro HD Stories
- LG Nitro HD looks to be heading to AT&T, LTE bands intact
- AT&T announces the LG Nitro HD with 720p display and LTE
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Recent LG Nitro HD Stories
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by Phil Nickinson
Sep 17, 2012
LG this morning announced that it's bringing the Optimus True HD LTE to the Middle East, starting with Saudi Arabia. Here in the States, we know the Optimus True HD LTE as the LG Nitro HD, with ...
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by Chris Parsons
Aug 13, 2012
With its American relative the LG Nitro HD already having received its update, LG Optimus 4G LTE owners on Bell in Canada have had to wait a little bit longer. But no more, according to a tweet sent...
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by Chris Parsons
Jul 28, 2012
As we already know, AT&T will be updating the LG Nitro HD with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on July 31st but just in case you simply cannot wait, there is a new leak now out there claiming to ...
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by Sean Brunett
Jul 27, 2012
AT&T has announced that the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) update will hit the LG Nitro HD (see our review) on Tuesday, July 31st. A leaked version of the update was spotted in May and now it&...
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by Chris Parsons
May 23, 2012
If you own a LG Nitro HD and fancy loading up a leaked version of Ice Cream Sandwich onto it, you'll have to set aside some time to get it taken care of. A presumably early build of ICS is now a...
