South
Korean consumer electronics giant LG has launched a new
handset for youth called ‘LG AKA’. Though pricing and availability of the new
phone outside South Korea are not immediately known, the company has provided
the specs of the new handset.
As per
the firm's blog post on its social website, some of the features of the Android
4.4 KitKat-based LG AKA are 5-inch IPS display with HD (720x1280 pixels)
resolution, quad-core 1.2GHz processor with 1.5GB RAM, 8-MP rear and 2.1MP
front-facing cameras and 16GB inbuilt storage with microSD card expandability.
Available
in four different cover cases (yellow, white, blue and pink), they partially bar
the display area and provide animated eyes on the screen. The available portion
tells about the battery status and notification details to users. Company
sources said, all the four cases portray different-styled eyes depicting different
moods.
Powered by a 2610mAh battery, the handset
weighs 135.5 grams and has connectivity options include Bluetooth 4.0, 4G LTE, AGPS,
NFC, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, GPS and USB 2.0.
LG
KizON wristband to track children
In the blog post LG also claimed that it
has started rolling out KizON
wristband across Europe. KizON is a device designed for parents to help track
their primary and pre-school children. The wearable band was launched in July targeting only customers
across South Korea.
The company, in its third quarter review notification, announced
introducing KizON to European and North American countries. The price details,
the company said, would be announced locally.
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