LG had already confirmed its plans to manufacture a 3D-enabled smartphone but we didn’t expect to see the fruits of its labour so soon. Dutch mobile retailer The Phone House, which is the Dutch arm of The Carphone Warehouse, has put live a teaser page for the LG Optimus 3G, a device we think is going to be a public unveiling at the Mobile World Congress event in February. All About Phonesdoes note that the imaging used on The Phone House website isn’t that of the Optimus 3D, instead they have used the existing Optimus One as a placeholder....

This morningLG announcedit is to partner with Google-owned video service YouTube to deliver a unique 3D mobile experience to users, starting with the new LG Optimus 3D Android smartphone, due to launch at Mobile World Congress. LG’s upcoming Android-powered smartphones will be able to capture 3D content and deliver them without glasses and its partnership with YouTube will ensure that users will be able to upload and share them instantly using the video service....

As Mobile World Congress draws nearer, handsets are starting to make appearances across the internet, with LG’s much anticipated Optimus 3D leaking for the first time today. Although the image doesn’t show if the LG Optimus 3D has a 3D screen, it does finally give us an idea of the device that will take us “into a new dimension”. Recently, Dutch mobile retailer The Phone House, which is the Dutch arm of The Carphone Warehouse,put live a teaser pagefor the device but uploaded it with what looked to be a picture of the LG Optimus One....

LG Mobile is planning to bring its 3D tablet to India in June to compete with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab and Apple’s iPad, a senior executive in the company toldThe Economic Times. It will most likely be priced between Rs 30,000 and Rs 40,000 (US$679-$900), which gives analysts doubt as to how the price-sensitive Indian market would respond. The Indian mobile industry is known as the world’s fastest growing industry with 771 million mobile phone subscribers as of January 2011....

It appears LG has been able to resolve issues that plagued panels it supplied for Apple’s iPad 2 tablet, after the company resumed normal shipment levels in August following problems with its backlight units that resulted in Apple sourcing orders to its rivals. Digitimes reportsthat shipments of Apple’s 9.7-inch iPad 2 panels went back to four million units in August, after dropping to 2.5 million units in July, with shipments expected to remain at a similar level in September....