Google's I/O conference 2013 is just at the door, and we're regularly hearing a lot rumors related to new Android devices. One of our well-known friend @evleaks has leaked another image of an unnamed LG smartphone, expected to be the LG Optimus G2.
LG Optimus 4X HD owners in Europe are lucky that the official Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) update has been released on the continent. The release is starting from the Czech Republic before being offered to the rest of the region.
Earlier we reported that Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 has started getting Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) update. Now, we found AT&T's LG Optimus G has also started receiving Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) OTA update. Engadget has posted an image where it shows Android 4.1.2 running in an Optimus G on AT&T's network.
LG is not among the top players in the smartphone arena. However, that does little to diminish the company's spirits, it seems. LG has a knack of regularly rolling out its sales milestones. The latest of such announcements from the company reveals that it has sold 15 million Optimus L series smartphones so far.
LG has officially revealed Optimus G Pro, a 5.5-inch Android Smartphone. LG has not disclosed the detailed specs but a few, like the phone has a 5.5-inch 1080p display and a quad-core CPU.
LG unveils all the new Optimus L Series II smartphones at the Mobile World Congress. The new L Series II smartphones are the Optimus L3 II, the Optimus L5 II, and the Optimus L7 II. The all three smartphones runs with Google's Android Operating system.
LG has tried hard over the years to gain a sizable foothold into the smartphone market but it hasn't exactly succeeded. The company has launched a number of high-end smartphones in recent past. At least one of these, namely Optimus G, seems to have picked up some success, with LG announcing that it has now sold more than 1 million Optimus G smartphones.
With monthly plans including unlimited data, text and email, Virgin Mobile offers second generation Android powered LG Optimus Slider. This multimedia phone features a music player with MP3, WMA, and AAC/AAC+/eAAC+ support and a video player with MPEG4, WMV, H.264, H.263 support. By using its 3.0MP camera, you can capture special moments. You can enjoy faster web surfing, downloads, messaging, and more with the 3G. connectivity. LG Optimus Slider is available at Virgin Mobile for $179.99, and at Best Buy for $149.99 (w/o contract).
LG has promised that it would deliver a heavy-duty smartphone device during the Mobile World Congress 2012. And now, it has lived up to its words. During the pre-event booth displays, LG unveiled the LG Optimus 4X HD which is a neat and powerful piece of hardware. It features a 1.5GHz quad-core Tegra 3 chip and a 4.7 IPS inch display which scales a fairly awesome resolution of 1280 x 720. It tools Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich will the usual LG skin on top.
LG has rather predictably come to the rescue with the 3D Game Converter, an Open GL powered piece of software that allows you to switch 2D applications straight into 3D and the software is set to be included in the first maintenance release for the Optimus 3D, which will be pushed out around October time depending on the carrier. The engine can be used by developers to quickly and easily release 3D versions of their existing 2D games and it will end up providing customers with more content for their 3D-enabled hardware. The Optimus 3D will get the 3D Game Converter via an update scheduled for October and will be on display at IFA in Berlin and also will probably be running some 3D games.............