Obi Worldphones — a company co-founded by former Apple CEO John Sculley — has unveiled its first two affordable and aesthetically striking smartphones. Both phones are named after California cities: SF1 named after San Francisco and SJ1.5 named after San Jose and feature similar designs, although there are clear differences in specifications and performance.
A new clip has emerged on the internet showing off one of Samsung’s upcoming handsets, namely the Galaxy A3. This device is one of a pair—the other being the A5—that were announced by the Korean company earlier this year, filling a gap in the company’s lineup with some mid- to low-range thin and metal-clad handsets.
LG announced today that it’s rolling out a new mid-range smartphone that is largely based on its flagship LG G3 and includes some pretty impressive specs for what we expect will be a cheaper device than the G3. While we have all the details on specs for the 4.5-inch, Android 4.4.2, Quad-core F60, LG is yet to reveal pricing for the device. Here’s a breakdown on specs:
￭ Chipset: 1.2GHz Qualcomm® Quad-Core
￭ Display: 4.5-inch WVGA (207ppi)
￭ Memory: 1GB RAM/ 4GB, 8GB
￭ Camera: Rear 5MP/ Front 1.3MP
￭ Battery: 2,100mAh
￭ Operating System: Android 4.4.2 KitKat
￭ Size: 127.5x 67.9 x 10.6mm
￭ Network: 4G LTE
￭ Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.0 / Wi-Fi / A-GPS
￭ Colors: Black / White (varies by market)
LG also noted the Android device will include some of the unique features of its LG G3 smartphone including Gesture Shot, a Front Camera Light, Touch & Shoot to snap a photo by tapping anywhere, and Knock Code to unlock with a personalized “knock”.
LG didn’t unveil specifics on availability for the device but said it’s rolling out to Europe now and the US and Asia later this week.
