It seems that LG is working on a new range of Android-powered smartphones, with the LG P950 being next in line according to the LG P950’s UAProfile (User Agent Profile) which lets us know that apart from the Android operating system, it will come with a WVGA (800×480) resolution display, HSDPA/HSUPA connectivity and a WebKit browser. Of course, it will support multimedia playback as well as streaming as any good modern day smartphone should, so hopefully something official from LG will arrive sooner rather than later to keep curious minds satisfied.
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