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Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro to power LG’s upcoming flagship Android smartphone
In a rare departure from its usual protocol, Qualcomm seems to have prematurely announced an upcoming LG smartphone that will run on its Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC. Considering the S4 Pro does not have integrated cellular connectivity, it is like that this smartphone will combine the APQ8064 and MDM9615 for 3G/LTE connectivity. Rumors indicate LG is indeed developing a monsterphone called the Optimus G, which popped up in benchmarks sometime back
I9300XXDLG4 – Galaxy S III Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean
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LG Optimus 4X HD 1080p HD video sample
MobileBurn.com – The LG Optimus 4X HD sports a reasonably capable 8 megapixel camera that has good macro focusing abilities as well as full HD, 1080p video recording. In our tests the audio recorded with videos was pretty solid, but the camera’s focus hunted a bit while recording (and we saw some focus issues with still shots as well). Overall, though, not a bad showing for LG’s latest flagship Android smartphone
Dutch Android Open Space Meetup
Intro and Keynote by Johan Pelgrim and Richard Hyndman. Covering working together to make awesome Android apps.
Windows Phone Mango vs. Windows Phone Tango
In this video we’re going to take a look at Windows Phone Mango vs. Windows Phone Tango, and we’re going to use a wave-one device, the LG Optimus 7, which we’re going to put up against the Nokia Lumia 610, a legacy Tango phone. We’re comparing day-to-day/real-life/application launch times, Internet Browsing as well as gaming, to find out whether the low specifications on Tango phones are a deal-breaker (or whether Windows Phone Tango is usable even on low-specced smartphones).
AR.UAV Autonomous Flight – AR.Drone with Windows Phone
Autonomous waypoint route finding using GPS data – AR.Drone and Windows Phone 7. Drone navigates 206 meter path between 3 waypoints and ends within 7 meters of the defined destination. Users have the ability to select waypoints on the map within the WP7 app and then the option of in-order traversal or the minimum distance path between the given points.