There's no exact word on the handset's pricing or release date, but its been given a European released date of mid-September 2011.

Wow, this is amazing phone. I love it.

LG may have dominated the TV space, but when it comes to phones, they seem to be content having a laid back approach, be it with releasing new models or simply releasing timely updates.

The Korean firm LG worked hard in 2011 to improve its market share in the mobile phone industry, and the LG Optimus Sol E730 was one such attempt. The mobile phone premiered in September and had to go head-to-head with Samsung's Galaxy S II, and that was just unlucky timing.

Here is the FoneArena review of the LG Optimus Sol . LG announced the Optimus Sol last August and it went on sale early this year after pre-order in December . It has 3.8-inch Ultra AMOLED display, 1GHz processor and runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) expected in...

Good display; Good build quality; Good Mulimedia support

No camera flash; No dedicated camera button

Great device with a brilliant display; very lightweight and fun to use. Times have changed and even mid-range smartphones today offer great features for a very reasonable price. The LG Optimus Sol E730 is one such mid range Android smartphone that comes with good quality and attractive features.

Looks; Build quality; Speedy operation; Lightweight

No ICS; No flash for camera

How many Optimus' does it take to fix an LG? LG has been far from impressive when it comes to smartphones and LG Chocolate (released in 2009) was the last models that created the slightest stir in the market.

LG has recently launched a phone named as LG Optimus SOL E730 . The phone has got some serious looks and the features are just too much. LG Optimus SOL E730 is announced, and its release is expected soon. LG Optimus Sol E730: OS The OS of any phone is the bottom line of it.

With the popularity of Android getting bigger, we have seen many new launches in the all the segments from LG, Samsung and other manufacturers. Presently even the mid range of Android phones are packed with features and also priced reasonably. ...

LG's newly announced light-flighting handset, the LG Optimus Sol, made an appearance over in Germany at IFA and Pocket-lint was on hand to get our grubby paws all over it. The handset, which was announced back in August (and will also go by the slightly duller LG-E730 name), runs Android 2.3.4 and...