Not likely coming to America anytime soon? That’s what I said of LG’s LU2300 at the beginning of April, but to be fair, that model number wasn’t firmly linked to the Aloha moniker yet (still a bit shaky) and there was little information at the time about what could have been two distinct phones as far as anyone knew. Actually, there was some confusion about whether or not the Ally was fulfilling Aloha rumors under another name, and it’s easy to see why: we’ve heard at least four names/model numbers turn up surrounding a new Snapdragon Android from LG, and it’s possible that there are more gadgets lurking discreetly.

Thanks to a recent FCC filing, we do know that the LG-C710h (whatever that may be) is capable of utilizing AT&T’s 3G network. It will be nice to see a few powerhouse Androids – Galaxy S, Streak, and Aloha – bring the noise to a carrier that currently sells (what I would call) a generation 1.5 Android, the Backflip. Rumored specs, as listed at Android and Me, include:

Android 2.1
1 GHz Snapdragon processor
3.5-inch AMOLED 800×480 touch display
Sliding 4-row QWERTY keyboard
5 megapixel camera
720p HD DivX compatible playback
WiFi, GPS, DMB tuner

Via IntoMobile