Another device with uninspired design and LTE to fill out Verizon's
end-of-year lineup Verizon and LG have had a steady relationship of releasing mid-range
devices to fill out its smart phone portfolio, and it looks like the LG Enact
will be the latest in the series. Following in the footsteps of
devices like the Lucid, Spectrum and Revolution, the Enact (aka VS890) looks to have a
moderate screen size, four capacitive buttons (yes, menu button included) and
typical branding in all the right places. The interface looks to be the same as
other recent LG phones, and considering that Chrome is highlighted as an app on the home screen
we're likely looking at Android 4.1 or above loaded on the Enact. Look for this
one to hit Verizon by the end of the year at a low price point on-contract. A new press image of the Verizon bound
smartphone, dubbed as LG Enact has been leaked, courtesy ofevleaks. The mid-range Android device
with a model number VS890 is rumored to be announced with Android 4.1 Jelly
Bean on board. The LG Enact is said to sport a display with a resolution of 480
x 800 pixels and the smartphone is expected to feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4
Plus or a Snapdragon 400 processor and will support 4G LTE connectivity. Unfortunately,
there is no word on the pricing and the launch date of the upcoming Verizon
smartphone, but it's likely that it's going to be subsidizes to free on
contract.
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