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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Mobilissimo.ro secured footage (below) and pics (above!) of the upcoming 4-inch smart phone, which shows LG's new, ambiguously named toy swooping through the Windows Phone interface with acrobatic ease. The device looks to sport a 5-megapixel camera and a 1GHz processor, alongside LG's Nova display technology. Those specs will put it firmly in the mid-range bracket for smart phones, but that means the price should be a bit lower accordingly.

The back has a rubberised look, rocking a distinctive horizontal stripe across the middle that bears the Windows Phone logo, and while the phone doesn't look all that thin, it doesn't appear too bulky to me, Nokia has really upped the stakes in terms of Windows Phone devices, so I'll be looking for impeccable build quality, Earlier this month my colleague Racin' Rich Trenholm showed you a leaked snap of a device known as the LG Miracle, wood case for apple iphone x and xs - walnut wood though pictures have also emerged of a device that looks remarkably similar to the one featured in the video, along with the 'LG Fantasy E740' name..

So the moniker is up in the air, but what I'm now almost positive about is that we'll see LG unveiling a mid-range Windows Phone very soon. Expect a hands-on preview of this phone closer to the end of the month, when I'll be checking out all the coolest new smart phones at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Do you like Windows Phone? Or do you prefer Android or iOS? Tell us in the comments, or over on our Facebook wall. Image credit: Mobilissimo.ro. The LG Miracle, also dubbed the LG Fantasy, has appeared in a leaked video. Click here to check it out.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, Apple accused Motorola of infringing its slide-to-unlock patent, which covers "unlocking a device by performing gestures on an unlock image", This wood case for apple iphone x and xs - walnut wood week Apple won an injunction on Moto-made Android smart phones that slide to unlock, which could pave the way for further claims against other manufacturers of Android-powered phones and tablets such as deadly rival Samsung, Patent experts FossPatents reports Munich Judge Peter Guntz ruled in Apple's favour in two out of three patent disputes -- the Motorola Xoom escaped the ban because its slide-to-unlock feature is slightly different..

Fortunately, Motorola can therefore modify its smart phones to use the same type of unlocking feature as the Xoom, and sidestep a ban. Apple is likely to have another crack at this type of unlocking when Motorola appeals this week's ruling, however. It's a major blow for Android, as this is a pretty fundamental feature -- in fact, I'd argue it's one of the features you use the most, because whatever you do with your phone you have to unlock it first. Ice Cream Sandwich lets you unlock your phone with your face, but that's not entirely secure. For the folks at Google to have to reinvent the unlocking process would be pretty tough, although I would be fascinated to see what they came up with.