LG's G Flex is reportedly no more restricted to Korea and has set its foot in other markets.
The handset will reportedly reach Singapore and Hong-Kong this week, and will also be introduced in key Asian markets later on.
"LG Electronics (LG) is introducing LG G Flex, the world's first curved flexing smartphone, to the global market starting in Singapore and Hong Kong this week. Key markets in Asia will also announce the availability of this innovative device before the end of the year, soon to be followed by other regions," stated the press release, according to Android Central.
While buyers in Singapore will be able to place pre-orders 8 December onwards, buyers in Hong-Kong will get the device from 13 December through major carriers and leading electronic retailers.
The firm is said to have no time-frame for the G Flex Western release as yet, but the firm aims to bring the flexible and the self-healing phone to as many hands as possible.
Gadget of the Year: LG G2
In related news, LG G2, has been announced as the gadget of the year by Stuff TV.
The website praises the smartphone's bezel-less 5in HD screen, 13 megapixel camera with optical image stabilisation with detailed low-light shots and the long lasting battery.
The handset no doubt gives others a run for their money with its high-end specifications. Some of the key specifications are listed below. (GSM Arena)
- Full HD 5.2in display with 424ppi pixel density
- Available in 16.32GB inbuilt memory variants with no external card slot and 2GB RAM
- 13 megapixel camera with optical image stabilisation
- 2.1 megapixel front-facing camera
- Android 4.2.2 Jelly bean OS
- 2.26GHz Quad-core Snapdragon 800 CPU
