Sister site Android Community spent some quality time with the T-Mobile LG GX2 Android smartphone recently and offered up hoards of pics and details on the new smartphone for fans to check out. The smartphone runs Android 2.2 and it will land this spring on the T-Mobile network. The official name for the smartphone is a mouthful - T-Mobile G2x with Google by LG.
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Cricket Wireless lands LG Optimus C
Pre-paid carrier Cricket Wireless has announced the addition of a new Android phone to its line. The new phone is called the LG Optimus C and it is the third Android device to hit the network. The Optimus C has some nice features like a 3.2" HVGA resolution touchscreen.
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T-Mobile G2x by LG gets official: 3D Tegra 2 smartphone
T-Mobile has officially unveiled the T-Mobile G2x with Google, better known as the LG Optimus 2X, at CTIA 2011 this week. The 4.3-inch Android smartphone has a WVGA display, along with an 8-megapixel camera on the back.
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LG G-Slate for T-Mobile gets official pricing, demands voice plan
T-Mobile has finally slapped an official price tag onto the upcoming T-Mobile G-Slate by LG, the carrier's first Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet. The slate has a smaller, 8.9-inch screen than the Motorola XOOM, and a smaller price as well: $529.99, with a new, two-year agreement.
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Apple, RIM, Motorola, Among Seven Sued For Patent Infringement
Imperium Holdings has filed a lawsuit against Apple, Motorola, Nokia, RIM, Kyocera, LG, and Sony Ericsson for patent infringement. The court documents were filed last Friday in the Eastern District of Texas and all of the infringing products from the seven listed companies are mobile phones.
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AT&T LG Thrill 4G (aka Optimus 3D) and HTC HD7S with Super LCD announced
You certainly can't accuse AT&T of holding back this morning. Not only is the carrier shouting about the potential benefits of its T-Mobile acquisition but it's also got a pair of new devices: the Android 2.2 based LG Thrill 4G, complete with 4G connectivity and an autostereoscopic 3D display, and the Windows Phone 7 HTC HD7S.
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iPhone takes top spot in US smartphone satisfaction stats
J.D. Power has released its latest batch of mobile phone rankings, and Apple grabs first place among smartphones ahead of HTC and Motorola. Interestingly, the researchers found that those who use social networking services - such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - on their handsets were more satisfied overall; given how much regular checking can suck down juice, it's useful that, among smartphone owners, battery longevity scores only 8-percent in overall satisfaction.
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Optimus Pad, Iconia Tab and Eee Pad priced; Euro retailer lists HP Opal
European retailer Phone House - aka the European arm of Carphone Warehouse - has thrown up pricing information for the incoming batch of Android 3.0 tablets. The XOOM, ASUS Eee Pad, LG Optimus Pad and Acer Iconia Tab A100 have all been spotted in the retailer's online catalog by AndroidGeek, with no release dates bar "coming soon."
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The State of Tech in Japan’s Recovery
We've already written about the terrifying situation in Japan this past week, and how SlashGear readers can help the ongoing aid effort. Now, Japanese manufacturers are beginning to add up the impact the earthquake and tsunami have had on tech production, affected both by physical damage to facilities as well as ongoing power shortages and transportation break-down. Components used in everything from Apple's iPad 2 through digital cameras, mobile devices and computers have been impacted, with some estimates putting recovery several quarters out. Read on for more details.
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Samsung test production for 32-inch OLED TVs set for 2H 2012
The OLED TV market hasn’t really taken off thanks to small screen sizes and high prices for the sets that are on the market. That might change in the future though as panel makers invest in better assembly lines that will allow the screens to be made more cheaply and in large sizes.
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Sony Wins, LG To Return Seized PS3 Consoles And Pay Fine
The battle between Sony and LG has taken another turn and this time to the relief of PS3 fans. Late last month we reported that LG had seized over 300,000 PS3s entering the Netherlands due to alleged patent infringements and earlier today reports suggested that LG could further seize PS3s already purchased. However, after the court hearing today, it seems Sony has won the initial proceedings and LG has been slapped with a fine.
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PS3 seizures from Dutch homes reportedly approved as LG and Sony head back to court
LG's Dutch attack on Sony and the PS3 continues; having already seen several thousand of the consoles siezed by customs officials in the Netherlands, LG has apparently won a court order that will supposedly allow them to confiscate new PS3 consoles already in Dutch homes. According to the Guardian, LG is likely to demand that the PlayStation 3 consoles be destroyed, with the two firms headed into court today.
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