LG Optimus LTE (LU6200) spotted again

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The LG Optimus LTE (LG LU6200) seems to be LG’s worst kept secret, as the phone has been surfacing like nobody’s business over the past week. Some new pictures have surfaced of the phone have surfaced again, and this time you get a clearer look at the phone’s hardware. This one sports chrome stylings as opposed to the all black version we’ve seen previously (unless the previous pictures showed black trim due to poor lighting), which makes it look a little iPhone-ish (which could be a good or bad thing depending on your taste). Hopefully it doesn’t draw the wrath of Apple and its lawyers.

Other than the new images, no new details have been revealed. It’s going to be running Android 2.3.5 on a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, it will feature a 4.5? AH-IPS LCD with 720p HD resolution, and will have LTE connectivity. Sounds like a phone we don’t mind having and hopefully it makes its way over to this side of the world.

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Motorola Xoom Family Edition spotted at retail stores

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We do know that Motorola’s effort at tablets was not really that successful, but at least they did not let the Xoom go under the water just like how HP left the TouchPad to drown shortly after its release. Well, Motorola decided to spruce up their 10.1? tablet with a bunch of edutainment software, calling it the Motorola Xoom Family Edition that was spotted at an electronics store recently.

So far, it looks pretty much like the vanilla Motorola Xoom without any subwoofer that is expected in the rumored Xoom 2 Media Edition, so don’t expect anything out of the ordinary with this apart from your kids playing with your tablet far more often than you would like them to. There is a Kid Mode in the Xoom Family Edition alongside another $40 of software just for kids from Zoodles.

No idea on an official release date or pricing details, but the Motorola Xoom should arrive at store shelves on an official basis pretty soon.

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HTC PI39200 spotted at the FCC

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The 6th of October is when HTC is expected to announce a Beats Audio integrated handset tomorrow at their event held in London. Many are saying it is more than likely it will be the HTC Runnymede, which will most likely be known as the HTC Sensation XL when it hits the market. Interestingly, a certain HTC handset has been spotted at the FCC sporting the model number PI39200.

It is unknown which particular HTC model this number is referring to as little information about the device was revealed, but some are speculating that it could be the HTC Runnymede/Sensation XL that may or may not be announced tomorrow. The FCC filing shows that the PI39200 will be sporting AT&T’s radio bands, so hopefully that’s an indication that we will be getting the Runnymede/Sensation XL.

Just a quick recap on the Runnymede/Sensation XL for those who may have forgotten: It will pack a 1.5GHz processor under the hood with 768MB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, a 4.7” WVGA display, an 8MP/1.3MP rear/front camera and will run on Android’s Gingerbread 2.3 with integrated Beats Audio technology. It will also come bundled with Beats headphones. Check back with us tomorrow to see what HTC will be unveiling!

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Samsung Galaxy Note spotted at the FCC

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Samsung’s sexy upcoming Android device, the Galaxy Note 5.3 isn’t expected to be released until 2012, but it looks like the company has decided to get formalities out of the way first, as the large-screen phone has paid a visit to the offices of the FCC. Passing through without any issue, the Galaxy Note (GT-I9220) sports North American 3G/4G bands that are compatible with AT&T’s network. Other than that, no other additional details were revealed – then again, there’s not much we don’t know after its official unveiling earlier this month.

The Galaxy Note is a “phone-let” (too small to be a tablet, too large to be a phone) that packs a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, a 5.3? HD Super AMOLED display, an 8-megapixel rear camera, a 2-megapixel front facing camera, an S Pen interface and stylus, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and a 2,500mAh battery. Let’s hope the FCC filing of the Android device means it might drop earlier than expected. Anybody planning on picking one up when it goes on sale?

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Knockoff Nokia N9 spotted in China

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Wait, when did China get their hands on the Nokia N9? Nope, if you thought that was the Nokia N9, you can’t be blamed as it does look rather convincing upon first glance, especially with that garish magenta, which is one of the colors available for the actual Nokia N9 (along with black and turquoise).

The device is apparently a knockoff and is attempting to attract those who may purchase it thinking it is the Nokia N9. It has been reported to come priced at just $64 and it is unknown what platform it is running on. However it seems to come with a variety of themes that mimic a variety of platforms and popular user interfaces, such as MeeGo, iOS, HTC Sense, Symbian, Windows Phone 7, Blackberry and even Samsung’s TouchWiz UI.

In terms of hardware, processor, RAM and ROM remain a mystery but it does come with dual SIM slots, a 3.8” WQVGA 240×400 resistive touch screen display along with a 1.3MP front and rear-facing cameras. According to M.I.C Gadget, the device was supposedly available on Taobao, which is China’s answer to eBay, but at the time of reporting it appears that the item has been removed from the site.

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Huawei 4G tablet spotted in the wild headed T-Mobile’s way

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T-Mobile subscribers, if you’re on the lookout for a new tablet that is compatible with the carrier’s 4G (HSPA+) network and will not break the bank, a Huawei tablet was recently spotted in the wild that appears to be headed towards T-Mobile’s direction.

While the specs for the tablet aren’t official yet, based on the reports, users should be able to expect a 7” IPS WVGA 1280×800 display with a 1.2GHz dual-core processor under the hood. The device will come loaded up with Android’s Honeycomb 3.2 and Flash 10.3 along with 16GB of internal storage, front and rear-facing cameras along with a 4100mAh battery.

Pricing for the device has yet to be announced although given Huawei’s reputation for putting out affordable devices, rumors are saying that it could be priced at $199.99 on contract. More will be revealed over time but it is expected that the Huawei 4G tablet will be making an appearance at CTIA which is just around the corner.

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Google branded SIM card spotted in Spain

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Google started out as a search engine, but over the years they have managed to expand their list of services to include e-mail (Gmail), a smartphone platform which has quickly dominated the marketshare in terms of platforms (Android) and recently even attempted to launch their very own social network (Google+). With Google Voice being an alternative to your typical cellular calls, would it be a stretch of the imagination to think that Google may one day launch their own carrier service? Apparently not as these recently surfaced photos seem to suggest.

As you can see in the photo above, it looks like a SIM card with the Google brand on it. According to the rumors, these SIM cards are being tested out on the Nexus S. The images apparently come from Spain and it seems that when inserted into the Nexus S device, the carrier branding changes to “Google_Es”. We’re not sure what to make of this as these photos could easily be doctored, although they do appear to be rather real. Could Google be looking to become a carrier of their own in Spain (with the help of Spain’s telcos Pepephone or Simyo) or is this just a really good photoshop job?

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