LG launches world’s first dual-core smartphone: the Optimus 2X

LG’s long-awaited dual-core Android-powered smartphone is coming to Australia as an unlocked device, seemingly without telco distribution, and has even won a “Guinness World Record” award, but LG’s 3D model is still not here.

LG is first to launch a dual-core smartphone in Australia, beating Apple’s next iPhone to the dual-core punch, but are dual-cores enough to win LG’s duel, not only with Apple, but its battle with every other smartphone maker on the planet?

LG Electronics has unveiled the world's first smartphone with a dual-core processor, giving it processing power akin to many PCs.

China-based Oppo seems to be ahead of the curve lately. They launched the world’s thinnest smartphone called the Oppo Finder, and now they are looking to launch the first smartphone with a 1080p display called the Find 5.

After launching several single-core smartphones earlier this year in the face of several dual-core competitors announced and launched their models, HTC’s dual-core Sensation is finally set to cause a sensation for HTC and Telstra-lovin’ smartphoners.

Optimus L9 smartphone has a dual-core 1 GHz mobile processor. This smartphone will run Android 4.0 ICS and feature Innovate UX that brings QTranslator and My Smart Type keyboard apps.

  The citizens of Singapore will now be able to have a device the rest of the world doesn’t for now– a Jelly Bean-powered Samsung Galaxy S III LTE smartphone. That’s right friends, Samsung is currently getting ready for the launch of the device by the end of September.

Intel has announced that it will showcase Android devices running a new dual core, dual graphics platform at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona from February 25 to 28.  “Specifically, Intel will showcase its latest smartphone technologies and devices running the Android* platform, including a new dual core, dual graphics platform, as well as OEM- and service provider-supported devices ba

If you weren’t already well aware, it’s definitely smartphone season, and while the world waits to see what Apple does with its next iPhone, LG’s dressing up its newest single-core premium Android smartphone and is going black to the future!