Another day and another set of images and specs for a yet-to-be-announced smartphone have come available. The handset is the LG Star, which is said to be arriving as a flagship device for LG.
Of course, without an official announcement we have to caution, these specs may not be entirely accurate and assuming they are, things can still change. That said, the images offer a glimpse at a device that looks rather nice. But looks aside, lets dive into the specs.
The LG Star will reportedly feature a 4 inch display, dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, microUSB connectivity, microSD card slot and a 1500 mAh battery. In terms of the camera, the one on the back is 8 megapixel with flash and the ability record video in 1080p quality. In addition there is the one on the front, though at present the megapixel number is not known.
Still plenty of details missing. But even with that, the LG Star looks like a device that will hit the market with a splash. One curious and possible killing point could come in the form of Android. So far there is nothing mentioned as to which version of Android the handset will be sporting. But on the positive side, according to the tipster from who Engadget received this information, the operating system is “nearly untouched.” Granted that does not mean it will not have some silly user interface on top or a few unnecessary apps pre-installed, however it does give some hope.
Lastly, as of now it looks like the LG Star could make a debut sometime in early next year, however there was nothing mentioned in terms of which carriers would be offering the handset. Not to mention which parts of the world the Star would even be available. With that, and given the expected timing on the release, quite possibly this could be an Android
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The LG Star will reportedly feature a 4 inch display, dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, microUSB connectivity, microSD card slot and a 1500 mAh battery. In terms of the camera, the one on the back is 8 megapixel with flash and the ability record video in 1080p quality. In addition there is the one on the front, though at present the megapixel number is not known.
Still plenty of details missing. But even with that, the LG Star looks like a device that will hit the market with a splash. One curious and possible killing point could come in the form of Android. So far there is nothing mentioned as to which version of Android the handset will be sporting. But on the positive side, according to the tipster from who Engadget received this information, the operating system is “nearly untouched.” Granted that does not mean it will not have some silly user interface on top or a few unnecessary apps pre-installed, however it does give some hope.
Lastly, as of now it looks like the LG Star could make a debut sometime in early next year, however there was nothing mentioned in terms of which carriers would be offering the handset. Not to mention which parts of the world the Star would even be available. With that, and given the expected timing on the release, quite possibly this could be an Android
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