The LG Viewty Snap is a pretty old smartphone, it was released in 2010 but it still can put a smile on your face. It has an attractive design and is targeted at the younger audience. Its main attractions are the 3” WQVGA touchscreen and a 5MP Schneider-Kreuznach-certified camera with LED flash, it is also heavy SNS integrated in a world in which...
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LG Optimus M5e P30, Pedobear's Smartphone
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Samsung Galaxy S Plus, No Cheap Shots
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Key features
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