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Saturday, October 5, 2013

LG D820 is CDMA G2 model, not the nexus-5

Three days ago, we told you about an upcoming LG D820, which has already passed the FCC certification. Many people thought this could be made the next nexus-5, which is rumored to once again, by LG. It was said to have even leaked KitKat announcement in a photo of the Android 4.4.

Unfortunately, the D820 model is after the infamous Evleaks, the CDMA version of the LG G2 flagship and not the next nexus.

The nexus-5 comes but and we will probably see their announcement next month, but turns out D820, we are looking for is not the model name. Go further.

In the meantime, you are welcome to our in-depth review of the LG-G2 here check.

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Friday, September 27, 2013

LG D820 certified by the FCC, the nexus-5 may

It's almost time for a new Nexus phone and despite speculation, that Motorola could make the nexus-5, LG has the "D820" filed for FCC certification of a device, which just might be it.

The docs show photos from the back of the wireless charging coil specially and they show the characteristic oversized circular hole for the camera lens, the same as that on the device discovered statue at the Android KitKat revelation.

The docs also give some of the dimensions of the device 131,9 x 68,2 mm and the diagonal of the screen - 126mm or a hair under 5 "." This doesn t that a LG manufactured nexus 5 on the LG-G2 are based would bode well for the rumors (the G2 has a 5.2-inch screen).

The firmware for the tests used is recorded as M8974A-0.0.19.0.0.1. This is relevant, because MS8974A is a Snapdragon-800 chipset. There is also a reference to the Aosp_hammerhead - user debugKyeLimePieFACTORYeng.sangjoon84.lee. 20130618.015154 (Yes, with the typo). This build was from before the cross-promotion Kit Kat was announced.

Thanks for the tip, Saiki!

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