Next LG-Made Nexus Smartphone to Sport 3D Camera?

By Dondi Tiples, Christian Post Contributor Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Reports have emerged Google is coming up with two new Nexus handsets this year, and the LG version is rumored to have a 3D camera.

Rumors have surfaced LG is testing a new 3D camera for its upcoming 2015 Nexus smartphone, with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chip for the next gen handset.

According to reports from iNews24, while one Nexus handheld will be manufactured by Huawei, the other LG-made Nexus smartphone will sport a 3D technology and run the latest Android M OS out of the box, and is scheduled for unveiling in October this year, South Korean iNews24 revealed.

Google earlier announced Android M two weeks ago at the Google I/O 2015 in San Francisco, which Products SVP Sundar Pichai revealed would bring back stability and usability improvements, which, while not as eye-catching as Android Lollipop, would remain a significant addition based on Google's "back to basics" stance, Android Pit wrote.

During the two-day technology conference, Google released a developer build of Android M for the benefit of interested developers and early adopters, with the preview version showing the future how all future Nexus smartphones will come equipped with fast-charging USB-C ports, fingerprint sensors, and Android Pay support.

With the reported 3D camera innovation on the upcoming LG-made Nexus handheld, Android M is likely to provide the necessary stability to support the technology.

The report continued to say the LG Nexus handheld will be carrying two camera modules with an infrared sensor, 3D-based graphics and an easy-to-navigate UI.

With the kind of technology packed into the handset, it is expected to be tagged as a higher-end device with premium features and a higher price point compared to the Google Nexus 4 and Nexus 5.