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According to our report from before, it was suggested that the upcoming LG G3 could indeed pack a QHD display with a resolution of 2560×1440. This was based on a UA profile sighting and now thanks to alleged leaked screenshots belonging to that of the LG G3, perhaps the rumors of a QHD display could be true after all.

The full resolution of the screenshots can be found at its source website, LGG3kopen where the dimensions of the screenshot appear to be that of QHD. It also appears to be pretty sharp at full resolution, indicating that these are regular screenshots which have been enlarged to suit the rumors. (more…)

Alleged LG G3 Screenshot “Confirms” 2560×1440 Display original content from Ubergizmo.

Some new details about Google’s upcoming smartwatch, which is said to be made by occasional Nexus hardware partner LG, have emerged from mobile leaker @evleaks, who has a solid track record when it comes to unreleased devices. Shortly after TechCrunch reported that Google’s smartwatch development is progressing, @evleaks said that LG was making Google’s device, and that it would… Read More

Those living in apartments or homes without central air have to come to terms with ugly, boxy air conditioners hanging out their windows. It’s either that, or be roasted alive in the summer. But it doesn’t have to be that way, not when LG is somehow packing air conditioners into these ultra-slim housings that hang on your wall like artwork.

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While there have been countless rumors of Google building many other wearable devices such as a smartwatch, the company hasn’t confirmed if it indeed working on such products. That doesn’t mean all wearables are totally off its radar. Google’s Senior Vice President of Android and Chrome Sundar Pichai has revealed at SXSW today that an Android SDK or software development kit for wearable devices is going to be released in two weeks. The company hasn’t committed to other wearables as yet, but it definitely wants to establish itself as a serious player. Using the SDK, companies will be able to develop new wearables which will be powered by Android.

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Android SDK For Wearables Coming In Two Weeks original content from Ubergizmo.

Another year and another Nexus device. If one report out of Germany is believed, LG is tasked once again to produce this next-gen Nexus device. If true, this would be the third consecutive Nexus device built by LG after Google used Samsung for the Galaxy Nexus. Specific details about the upcoming phone are still missing in action but if history repeats, the phone will be based roughly off of an… Read More