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The LG Nexus has to be one of the worst kept secrets in smartphone history. New images of the device have surfaced thanks to Belarusian tech blog Onliner. As most respectable tech blogs would, the Onliner has done an amazing job of documenting the LG Nexus from every angle imaginable and even took the time to show it off next to Apple’s iPhone 5. We’re sure you guys would love to see a head-to-head LG Nexus versus the iPhone 5 showdown, but we’ll be waiting until the device is officially unveiled before we start comparing it to the competition.
The device, labeled as the LG E960, is equipped with a quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 2GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, 8 megapixel rear camera and a 4.7-inch 1280 x 768 display. Like previous sightings of the LG Nexus, the device is running on Android 4.1.2, but there’s always a chance that it will receive a software update to Android 4.2 before the expected October 29th announcement.
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Samsung Galaxy Q : Folding Tablet
Samsung Galaxy Q, a 5.3 inch tablet is coming to IFA, the exhibition of consumer electronics this September. The Galaxy Q reminds of the Imerj : SmartPad. So, what makes Samasung Galaxy Q special is its AMOLED display developed by Samsung which could be folded 100000 Times before it starts to deteriorate.
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The two screen/displays are connected with thin silicone rubber and can last for 5 years easily with 50 folds on average daily. Though the technology is still on testing stages, this is next generation device we have been waiting for.
Talking of the technical specifications, the device has a SUPER AMOLED Display with 960 by 800 pixel ratio and supports 4G LTE Network. The device runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
SOURCE: GizMee.com
I think it's a pretty nice concept perhaps not for a normal user but for some people who go around allot and don't actually wanna drag a tablet around this is a good solution.
It stays compact but with a bigger screen can give you more view space to read mails & agenda.
I like it.
Samsung Wave 3 (non-Android phone, using Samsung's Bada 2.0 OS)
CPU: single core 1.4ghz
Display: 4.0 inch sAMOLED, 480 x 800
Network: GSM/HSDPA
Camera: 5MP
Front Camera: 0.3 MP
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What do you guys think? I'm waiting until quad-core SoC's drop early next year. Currently a DX user since its launch last year.
very nice phone!
honestly i don't think its that bad of a phone. i like the fact that the exterior looks durable.
i'm just wondering if the OS is competent enough.
WOW, that looks nice!
I won't be shopping for a new phone anytime soon, but if I was, I think this phone would be a consideration. Well, depends on the price. But damn it looks nice.
Design in bada is better than samsung's android phones.
I want this aluminium in samsung's androids!
hmm it looks nice
re: Android Prototypes With Intel Chips Shown Off, May Come Early Next Year
Android Prototypes With Intel Chips Shown Off, May Come Early Next Year
very interesting
i wonder if Exynos will remain as the top benchmark after the official release of Medfield
Tegra is a joke, they never release sources
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Qualcommn looks interesting in the battle with their new S4 too bad no devices are out yet featuring that SOC chipset
Intel is know to be very Open source friendly, so it'll be interesting to see how they integrate into the Android society
the bigger question though is, are existing Games & Apps going to run with a x86 based SOC?
Awesome! This is why I love Android. More competition = more choices and better performance.
yeah, i love android because of it
Ahhh this is gonna be good
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What it is going on with iOcean, they were silent for a year and now 2 phones in short period. I just ordered m6752 Rock and they published photos of a new phone, called X9 ?????!!!!!!!!!!!
Phone looks like Huawei P7 but it will be with stronger hardware for sure. Here are some photos from they Facebook page
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I'm sure that they will use same 64bit MTK6752 like in the Rock, but with 2GB of ram.
If 3GB RAM, I would consider buying.
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If 3GB RAM, I would consider buying.
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I'm thinking it is 2GB of ram by checking "Rock" firmware where is written X9pro and thus this could be considered as X9 regular. I might be wrong since this phone is only announced but still not released.
OK new information have emerged:
5" FullHD screen 1920x1080 with 441ppi
3GB of RAM
Infrared port (something new)
iOcean are feeding information slowly. Lets see what kind of camera and size of battery this phone will have.
It’s long been rumored that OnePlus has been working on a second smartphone for release this year and that the device will be called the OnePlus Mini. Today, an AnTuTu benchmark result image was leaked showing an unknown OnePlus device which is speculated to be the OnePlus Mini.
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The device featured in the leaked AnTuTu benchmark tests, codenamed A2301, was able to garner a score of 54,311 which, according to the test, is a lot higher than the Meizu MX4, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, and the ASUS Zenfone 2.
The leaked results also reveal the specifications of the OnePlus Mini which include 1080p full HD display, a MediaTek MT6795T processor, a PowerVR Rogue G6200 graphics chip, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, a 13-megapixel rear camera, and Android 5.1.1 Lollipop.
There’s still a chance that the device featured on the benchmark isn’t the OnePlus Mini and is a completely different device from OnePlus so we’ll have to wait and see for more leaks or an official announcement from the company.
source: ChinaReview.mobi
so its a mediatek device?