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The LG G2 Pro has been spoken of in the past before, where it could very well see the implementation of a fingerprint sensor. Details of this particular smartphone has remained scarce, although there has been reports going around that the LG G2 Pro will feature a display at 1,440 x 2,560 resolution, although the overall screen size remains debatable – is it 5.5” or 5.9”? Only time will tell, of course. Ah yes, and there is also that fingerprint sensor that might just make the cut considering this is going to be a high end handset, in addition to a possibility of a March release. Does this mean that we will be able to see an announcement for it at next month’s Mobile World Congress?

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The Stig does doughnuts around a Street View car.

(Credit: Video screenshot by Amanda Kooser/CNET)

If you’ve ever wanted to take a spin around the “Top Gear” test track in the UK, but don’t qualify as a Star in a Reasonably Priced Car, now’s your chance. The famous airport-based track has just debuted on Google Street View.

An added bonus to the series of photos is that the Stig accompanies you along the way, starting off with a drag race from the starting line. Just look for the white Mercedes SLS AMG Black with the gull wing doors and the helmeted mystery man behind the wheel. The Street View Opel four-door doesn’t stand a chance.

If you’re not intimately familiar with the test track’s turns, it can be a little hard to stay on the proper path. Should you wander off, you’ll get a chance to see some of the “Top Gear” filming facilities and ogle the interesting cars parked there.

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