Sporting a 4.7 inch True HD IPS LCD with 1280x 720 pixel resolution, the device runs on Android 4.0, Ice Cream sandwich. Under its hood is a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm MSM8960 CPU which is expected to work effortlessly with the 2GB RAM.

The device is will be loaded with Optimus UI 3.0 and has a 8MP rear camera with AF LED flash & 1.3 MP front camera.  It has a 2,150 mAH battery, support USB 2.0, wireless charging, Bluetooth 4.0 LE version, NFC and DLNA.

The device would be available in different storage options and it could be extended with microSD card up to 32GB. Weighing 110 grams, Optimus LTE II is more of candy bar shape and has squarish ends.

LG has announced that the new device will be out in South Korea soon but there’s no news on its global availability.

RunCore recently launched a solid-state drive called the InVincible SSD, which promises the highest data protection possible from third party access. The SSD comes with a SATA II interface and boasts of a data reading speed of 240mbps and a writing speed of 140mbps. It’s capable of surviving under 45C to 95C as well.

The most important feature of the InVincible SSD is that it comes with two long wires that have two buttons: Green and Red. The Green button, once pressed, would erase all your data which is known as the Intelligent Destruction.

Pressing the red button initiates the physical destruction, this happens when a jolt of high voltage electricity damages the circuit boards and chips inside, making it impossible to retrieve data.

RunCore InVincible SSD comes in several storage capacities.

The new user interface is designed for Android devices running on Ice Cream Sandwich and aims to bring in convenience and speed to the users.

Speaking about the company’s latest venture President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company, Dr Jong-seok Park said, “With smartphone hardware becoming more and more similar, it’s important for manufacturers to differentiate their products from the competition through the user interface.”

The LG Optimus UI allows quick app launches, unlocking screen with a drag anywhere on the screen, Icon customizer, app placement, Quick memo function, a revamped pattern lock  and a voice shutter to capture photos on voice commands!

The new UI will debut with LG Optimus LTE II launch due next week!

To quote di Montezemolo himself “We have a complete new model range brimming with technological innovations. At the end of the year we’ll also be unveiling the new Enzo, a limited series model and our first ever hybrid car.”

According to reports, the new Enzo uses Ferrari’s HY-KERS Kinetic Energy Recovery System and sports a mid mounted V12 gasoline engine.  With its seven-speed transmission and dual electric motors, the new Ferrari Enzo promises to bring in a mind blowing 920 horsepower!

The dual electric motors will have a main unit mounted behind the gearbox and an auxiliary power unit on the side of the engine.  Sources indicate that the new Enzo will use extensive carbon fiber to get a better power-to-weight ratio.

The ZTE V96 comes with a 10.1 inch QXGA display with 1280 x 800 pixel resolution and runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Its impressive Qualcomm 1.7GHz MSM8690 dual core Krait processor is paired with 1GB of Ram.

The tab has 16GB internal storage and can be extended with the help of a microSD slot. Speaking of cameras, the tab’s equipped with 2 MP front facer and 5MP rear shooter. The ZTE V96 comes with tri-band HSPA+ and full quad-band LTE radios.

ZTE launched a range of cutting edge devices with several US carriers this year at International CTIA WIRELESS 2012 tradeshow in New Orleans. The company also displayed its flagship devices, the V96 tablet and ZTE Era smartphone for the first time in US.

Just four days before the launch of Samsung’s cloud service, we hear from another Korean manufacturer.

LG unveiled its flagship LG Cloud service on Monday enabling its users to access their files from any LG device, be it LG phone, tab or internet connected TV.

The standard offer is 5GB free storage per person while the owners of LG Smart TV and Smartphones can expect 50GB free for six months. As of now, users are limited to 2GB per upload.

Currently available in US and Korea, the service will sync content across devices effortlessly. LG claim that there’s little or no lag time in LG Cloud as the content is streamed, not downloaded first.

LG says in a statement that “The difference is in LG’s Real-time Streaming Transcoding technology. The conversion happens on the server in real time, not on the device. There’s no need to worry about installing codecs or converters, everything happens seamlessly and in the background with no involvement from the user.”

LG expects to offer paid and free Cloud features with storage and pricing options as soon as its global rollout takes place.

Users can access LG Cloud via LG Cloud app by downloading it from Google Play, LG SmartWorld or lgecloud.com.

Android phones with Android 2.2 or higher are recommended for the LG Cloud, while PCs running on XP and Smart TVs with  Netcast 2.0 and higher.

Featuring a range of school-ready materials and student friendly functions, the tab comes with a 7-inch 1024×600 resolution LCD screen, 1 GB RAM (extendable up to 32GB!) and packs in a Atom Z650 processor. Other features include HDMI, SIM for optional 3G capabilities, USB 2.0, 0.3MP front- 2MP back cameras, light sensor ability and 5.5 hours battery life per charge.

Design wise it’s made up of plastic and has shock-absorbers around the screen, which can survive a drop from 2.3 feet! Also the rubber gaskets will protect the ports from sand, water and dust. so, it can stand the rugged way of the students.

The software package includes e-reader Kno app and the LabCam set which can be used by attaching a special lens so that the rear cam becomes a microscope.

Intel hopes to sell the tab through local OEMs, who will have the choice of Android 3.0 Honeycomb, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or Windows 7.

Nokia PureView is the first Nokia device to feature the revolutionary PureView imaging solutions. What makes 808 PureView special is its large high-resolution 41 mp sensor, superior Carl Zeiss optics and the brand new pixel over exampling technology.

The phone’s high resolution sensor makes it possible to capture an image and bring out previously unseen details using many of its tools. The PureView imaging technology comes with superior low-light performance making it possible to capture professional looking images under any conditions. Once the images are saved in compact file sizes, they’re easy to share via email, MMS etc.

The phone’s hardware details include a 4-inch AMOLED display, 16GB internal memory, Dolby Audio surround, all running on Symbian Belle.

This self healing coat would be welcomed by many users who has to take extra care of their expensive devices. Toray’s new film uses a wet coating method which adds a special self-healing layer to protect PET films. This also has cushioning and expandable abilities.

During its testing sessions the film was able to recover from scratches made by a metal brush. Toray has revealed that keeping temperatures as low as possible will help quicken the recovery process and the film will get back to its glossy self by 10 seconds or less.

However this “Self-cure Coat Film” or protective layer is meant for simple scratches. If your device is pierced or heavily damaged, then this definitely won’t help.  Toray has been supplying this product for specialty devices so far and just announced their intention to mass produce it.

The Korean manufacturer has recently announced that the Voice Control functionality for its Smart TV Magic Remote will begin in April. LG will complete issuing an update for all its Smart TV sets by the end of this month. However, units which appear after April will carry the new software update right from the factory.

The Magic Remote dates back to 2010 which enables users to browse the UI in a Wiimote like manner. With the addition of Voice Control users can give voice commands and easily carry out searches.

LG Smart TV swept markets with its impressive suite of apps, streaming video services, support for flash and gaming all in one! The Magic Remote comes with motion control as well as five buttons to do just about anything the user likes. So it really is like a magic wand!

With Voice Control, the LG Smart TV has out shined Samsung and Sony who has no parallel device to offer as of now!