LG's Exalt LTE is available from Verizon's website right now for $7 a month for two years or $168 up front. If it successfully entices feature phone lovers into upgrading, then the carrier can ...

This week, Verizon released a new, dumb flip phone. Called the LG Exalt LTE, it only connects to Verizon’s 4G LTE network — that means no 3G network option for phone calls. This is a first for ...

LG came to the CTIA convention with ... and it supports IP-based voice over LTE data in preparation for Verizon’s planned implementation of IP-based voice services over LTE to expand voice capacity.

Verizon needs to move customers off of it. That means it needs to get old flip phone owners to adopt new phones, which is where the LG device steps in. Is the flip phone making a comeback?

The LG VX8700 Shine flipper gets official for Verizon, as we saw before. It’s a part of the Shine family—the daddy Shine isn’t making it to the states—but the entirely-covered-in-steel ...

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. It took a long time, but LG is returning to building Windows Phone ...

It was a quasi-official surprise, but a surprise nonetheless when we found out that the HTC U11 model for Verizon was ... Meet the LG Exalt LTE. It’s a flip phone with micro-pattern texturing ...

LG is giving the flip phone an upgrade. Verizon has begun selling the LG Exalt LTE for $170 this week, which is the carrier's first basic phone that drops its older CDMA network completely in ...