Verizon Samsung Stealth LTE Phone Gets Pictured, Coming Mid-April

When we were introduced to the full lineup of Verizon’s LTE 4G phones at CES in January, the HTC Thunderbolt, LG Revolution and Droid Bionic received all of the attention and hype, even though there were technically 4 LTE handsets announced. There was one LTE phone made by Samsung that got shown off but was never given a proper name. Certainly, it’s hard to build up hype over a newly-announced “anonymous Samsung LTE device“.

We’ve come to learn that there are now two names for this Samsung phone: the Samsung Stealth appears to be the main name, but Droid Charge has surfaced as a possible marketing name as well. Now, it isn’t one bit ironic that the so-named “Stealth” just so happened to be the one staying out of the limelight at CES. Perhaps this was all part of the plan, after all…

TechnoBuffalo has also uncovered some leaked photos of the Stealth in the wild, and the source who has been testing the phone out has revealed the Stealth should be making its way toward a mid-April release.

Here we’ll show off the leaked pics, side-by-side with the pics we took while at CES, just to show the similarities.

And a couple more:

Also, here are some of the basic specs of the Stealth:

Thoughts? The LTE part of it always has us intrigued. According to TechnoBuffalo’s source, the battery lasts a full day with no concerns whatsoever (which cannot be said about the HTC Thunderbolt, which seems to be plagued with delays due to its battery).

via TechnoBuffalo

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