LG Optimus G review: Grand Slam
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LG has shown a serious commitment to pushing the limits of Android hardware. The first dual-core droid was manufactured by the Koreans and, while they showed up late to the quad-core party, they're back with a bang with the Optimus G - the first phone to...
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love the design, gotta say though after watching the vids not as impressed as i was hoping.. scrolling the UI looked rather choppy and lg's UI looks very bland.
plus alot of those features show just look useless in real use.
had high hopes now thinking otherwise.. might wait for the next batch of quad s4 krait phones to come out
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- 2012-09-21 17:37
- vMew
- StevexP
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Update! The most important feature of smartphone is updated software! LG has always come short on its lousy aftersales support... If they can do this right can provide updates to their flagships without delays den LG can come up top! Den only i would consider buying... Lets see how LG perform then.
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- 2012-09-21 17:28
- ibjS
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i agree with last sentence! LG u must pay attention for updating your phones! jelly bean should have been the choice not ics!
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- 2012-09-21 17:04
- 3ITc
- James Tan Kian Hong
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its camera able to do photo shooting while recording a video? like the HTC one X..?
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- 2012-09-21 16:45
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Now that is some powerful performance. I agree with gsmarena. It should have had jellybean out of the box. Its not like everyone knows how to flash custom roms or has enough guts to do it. Guess the potential buyers are gonna have to trust LG to bring the update on time (sooner, rather than a year later).
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- 2012-09-21 16:30
- YTMe
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