The astonishingly slick LG Optimus 3D will be arriving on the Three network in the UK, and Three has today uploaded a YouTube video giving us all a better look at the Android phone in action.
You obviously don’t get much of an impression as to the actual quality of the 3D display – but there is a glimpse or two of the phone’s spinning 3D menu system which looks rather nice. A novelty, of course, but quite impressive all the same.
Lucky Brendan gets all the best phones. We don’t advocate theft lightly, but if we ever saw Brendan from Three walking down the road we’d definitely try to steal his bag. Read more about the Optimus 3D over on the Three Blog.
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