Pocket-Lint: LG's 3D game converter is almost here, transforming 2D apps into three dimensional experiences on its glasses-free Optimus 3D handset.
The software is due to arrive this month in Europe, with the rest of the world getting the download over "the next several weeks", LG has announced.
PocketNow writes "LG is reportedly preparing a followup to its first 3D-capable handset, the Optimus 3D, in the form of a device codenamed CX2. While not a revolutionary advance over its predecessor, the CX2 does manage to improve the auto-stereoscopic display, beef up the processor, and facilitate the conversion of two-dimensional material into stereoscopic footage..."
Man, these hackers work fast. It was just earlier this week when Google released the source code for Ice Cream Sandwich, and a mere four days later the new OS has made its way onto Samsung's Galaxy S II. While ICS is looking good on the GSII's gorgeous AMOLED display, the port is still an alpha -- the Bluetooth, WiFi and other radios aren't functioning just yet, but work is ongoing, and future releases are coming soon. Sound good? Well, wait'll you get a load of the port in action in the video after the break.
Gadgehit writes: "The world’s first ever glasses-less 3D smartphone, the LG Optimus 3D, is set to get a little more 3D as DTS has announced that they will be implementing 3D audio in the phone. DTS, which is a leader in high-definition audio, believe that this will be a “game-changer” when it comes to mobile entertainment, and that the 3D audio perfectly complements the 3D visuals."
