An image from Twitter feed @evleaks appears to show the white LG G2 with a Verizon logo stamped on the back. November 12, 2013 7:33 AM PST Will Verizon customers soon be able to pick up a white LG G2? (Credit: @evleaks) Although Verizon customers can buy an LG G2 right now, they can only choose the black option. A recent leak, however, indicates that could change. The Twitter page @evleaks, which has become a hotbed of leaked product images, posted a photo of what appears to be a white LG G2 handset with a Verizon Wireless logo stamped on the back. Verizon sells the black model but has made no indication that it plans to start selling the white version anytime soon. Related stories Police recover $12M in allegedly stolen LG G2s LG G2 available for preorder at Sprint for $100 Deals for less-early adopters: Moto X, LG G2 drop to $99 on Amazon The LG G2, which launched earlier this year, has received rave reviews. CNET editors awarded the Android-based handset four stars out of five, saying that it's hard to "go wrong with the LG's ultrafast G2 workhouse." CNET has contacted LG for comment on the leak. We will update this story when we have more information. Diving deep into the beastly LG G2 (pictures) 1-2 of 12 Scroll Left Scroll Right
An image from Twitter feed @evleaks appears to show the white LG G2 with a Verizon logo stamped on the back.
Although Verizon customers can buy an LG G2 right now, they can only choose the black option. A recent leak, however, indicates that could change.
The Twitter page @evleaks, which has become a hotbed of leaked product images, posted a photo of what appears to be a white LG G2 handset with a Verizon Wireless logo stamped on the back. Verizon sells the black model but has made no indication that it plans to start selling the white version anytime soon.
Related stories
- Police recover $12M in allegedly stolen LG G2s
- LG G2 available for preorder at Sprint for $100
- Deals for less-early adopters: Moto X, LG G2 drop to $99 on Amazon
The LG G2, which launched earlier this year, has received rave reviews. CNET editors awarded the Android-based handset four stars out of five, saying that it's hard to "go wrong with the LG's ultrafast G2 workhouse."
CNET has contacted LG for comment on the leak. We will update this story when we have more information.
