For those Optimus 3D users still wondering where their Gingerbread release is, LG hears your cries. Instead of just polishing their existing product and throwing a Gingerbread label on there the company wanted to go a different route and add some real functionality — hence, an “enhanced” update.
What are these improvements that Rogers users can expect before the end of the year? According to an LG press release:
- Enhanced HSPA+ Speed via Faster Packet Data Services – Internet browsing and real-time streaming have become smoother and more seamless with up to 21Mbps HSDPA
- Enriched 3D Experience with 3D Video Editor and Full-screen UI Preview – With 3D Video Editor, users will be able to easily create and edit 2D as well as 3D movies on their Optimus 3D. The preview screen has become wider with a transparent UI, enabling users to capture better quality 3D content
- Improved Multimedia with 2D Video Stabilization and Faster Gallery Activation – Optimus 3D owners will now be able to record high quality video in 2D mode with the video stabilization feature, previously only available in 3D mode. Gallery loading time has also been reduced
In addition to these features, standard Gingerbread rules apply: better power management, copy/paste and a new overall feel. Though we don’t know how we feel about the company releasing Android 2.3 when Ice Cream Sandwich is around the corner, but hey, you can’t have all your desserts at once, you’ll ruin your appetite.
Stay tuned for official word from Rogers in the coming weeks about availability.
What are these improvements that Rogers users can expect before the end of the year? According to an LG press release:
- Enhanced HSPA+ Speed via Faster Packet Data Services – Internet browsing and real-time streaming have become smoother and more seamless with up to 21Mbps HSDPA
- Enriched 3D Experience with 3D Video Editor and Full-screen UI Preview – With 3D Video Editor, users will be able to easily create and edit 2D as well as 3D movies on their Optimus 3D. The preview screen has become wider with a transparent UI, enabling users to capture better quality 3D content
- Improved Multimedia with 2D Video Stabilization and Faster Gallery Activation – Optimus 3D owners will now be able to record high quality video in 2D mode with the video stabilization feature, previously only available in 3D mode. Gallery loading time has also been reduced
In addition to these features, standard Gingerbread rules apply: better power management, copy/paste and a new overall feel. Though we don’t know how we feel about the company releasing Android 2.3 when Ice Cream Sandwich is around the corner, but hey, you can’t have all your desserts at once, you’ll ruin your appetite.
Stay tuned for official word from Rogers in the coming weeks about availability.
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