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lundi 6 juillet 2015

First photos of the alleged LG G4 Note leaked in the wild, complete with fancy new stylus



LG G4 Note leak


An XDA member has leaked, what appear to be photos of the the upcoming LG G4 Note. At least that’s what he’s calling it. The photos show a phone unlike previous LG devices we’ve seen, mainly the fact that it’s now got, what the leaker claims is a Galaxy Note-like stylus up on top.


It’s entirely possible LG repurposed what would normally be an antenna slot on Korean handsets with a stylus for the US version. That, or it’s an purely dedicated slot like on the LG G3 Stylus which LG announced last year. Running what that, we do know LG recently trademarked the “G Pen,” let alone the name G4 Note makes it easy to assume LG is gunning for Samsung’s Galaxy Note line.


LG G4 Note leak 2


He also goes on to mention that he’s currently testing the device on T-Mobile’s network (you can see their 4G LTE icon in the status bar) and that the phone has received several software updates and is still very buggy.


Hopefully he’ll be answering more questions in the thread on XDA. In the meantime, we’re going to continue scanning these photos for any more clues. What do you guys think?


UPDATE: After people started telling him the phone in his possession was a Korean model with an antenna, the OP set the record straight and added a photo of the pull-out stylus.


LG G4 Note stylus leak


[XDA Developers]





Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga finds its way back into Google Play for $6.99



lego star wars


Earlier this year Warner Brothers released a Lego Star Wars game onto Google Play, but it was promptly pulled and never heard of since. Well, it’s popped back up and now available for all to download.


This .99 download is comprised of two games Lego Star Wars: The Video Game, and Lego Star Wars 2: The Original Trilogy. These two games combine to cover all 6 Star Wars episodes series. It features 36 levels of story content, over 120 characters, and more, all draped in Lego dressings for those who don’t mind the quirky styles.


Lego games are simple, but are fun enough to check out. This particular game features Force powers and lightsaber battles, the ability to mix and match characters by swapping lego bricks and other cool things you won’t find in a typical Star Wars game. You’ll also have two control styles to switch between. It doesn’t sound like a bad package for .99 so if you’re a big Star Wars fanatic and have yet to check it out be sure to head here for the download.