May will be a busy month for Verizon Wireless. The US carrier will start selling several stunning smartphones from this month. LG Fathom is one such smartphone that will hit the Verizon exclusive retail stores sometime in May. Both LG and Verizon Wireless have remained mum on the details of the much-awaited LG smartphone. Fortunately, sufficient information has leaked to reveal the real nature of LG Fathom.

LG Fathom VS750 features

LG Fathom VS750 is a Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional based smart device. Flaunting a 3.2 inches 480 x 800 pixels high-resolution display, LG Fathom will be an exciting device to watch sharp and clear images and videos. However, LG has not equipped Fathom with a capacitive touchscreen, which is currently the popular trend among makers of touchscreen-based smartphones. LG Fathom will sport a WVGA resistive touch sensitive display. By adding a slide out full QWERTY keyboard to LG Fathom, LG hopes to satisfy smartphone users for whom a physical keyboard is a comfortable alternative to the virtual keyboard of the touchscreen

The smartphone that will soon refresh Verizon’s Windows Mobile phone portfolio will sport a 3.2 megapixel camera with video recorder. The camera of the LG phone is packed with a wide range of photography features including night mode, digital zoom, self timer, effects and multi shots. Running on the Windows Mobile Platform, LG Fathom will carry 256 MB RAM, which might lessen traditional sluggishness of cell phones while running several apps at the same time.

The 512 MB flash memory could store your files and documents in the LG Fathom handset. For extra storage, you can expand the external memory of the LG smartphone up to 32 GB with the help of a microSD memory card.

LG Fathom will feature multimedia player, Bluetooth and 3.5mm audio jack. It will support Wi-Fi. To provide the best browsing experience on your smartphone, Internet Explorer 6 Mobile browser will be installed in the LG Fathom handset. GPS integrated in the LG smart device will convert Fathom into a navigation device.

The 3G enabled phone running on the GSM/CDMA networks of Verizon Wireless could be used for global roaming. The battery of this sleek and stylish smartphone has enough juice to support up to 7 hours of talk time and up to 20 days of standby time.