LG will finally get its own Nexus smartphone which will be based on its recent Optimus G, and it will be modified to fit into the Nexus program which mandates that it ships with a stock version of Android, has the hardware power to run all “Nexus Games,” and supports Google Wallet, meaning it’s capable of near field communications (NFC).
LG Nexus Phone is expected to come with latest Qualcomm’s Snapdragon quad-core processor found in the recent LG flagship phone Optimus G, 2 GB RAM, a 1,280×768 True-HD IPS display, Android Key Lime Pie (4.2), an 8-megapixel camera, and a nonremovable battery. It will also have no microSD slot and only 8GB to 16GB of internal storage, according to Modaco.
If this phone becomes a reality, it will be the first time the South Korean company participates in Google’s Nexus program.
Table of Contents: Key Takeaways Understanding the Impact of Diagnostic Software Electric and Hybrid Vehicles:…
Key Takeaways: Custom trigger kits can offer personalization while potentially improving shooting accuracy and performance.…
Ensuring a vehicle's longevity requires more than just regular servicing; it encompasses a broader approach…
Technological developments in medicine have raised the bar for patient care to an unprecedented degree,…
In the digital era, having a website is essential for businesses, organizations, and individuals alike.…
In the evolving landscape of urban mobility, electric bikes (e-bikes) have carved out a significant…
