LG GW880 Android Smartphone Bound For China

Android's worldwide share is set to receive another big boost, thanks to the adoption of LG's new GW880 smartphone (Akihabara) by China Mobile. With more than half a billion active customers, China Mobile is the world's largest carrier by a substantial margin. That means a whole hell of a lot of potential customers for both LG, and the Android OS as a whole. The GW880 is a fairly high-end smartphone, especially considering the state of most Chinese smartphones. It's got a respectable 3.5" touchscreen, GPS, Bluetooth, and a 5 MP camera. It'll also pack a mobile TV tuner, and have access to a (China Mobile) app store. No price information exists yet, but if LG is smart it will undercut the extremely expensive Chinese iPhone by a substantial amount.

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