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motorola finally sets a date for their Moto X launch Sony is reportedly working on building external smartphone cameras and VLC returns to the iPhone after almost three years I'm Jaime Rivera and I won't be held responsible for my actions from here and until Monday this is PocketNow daily Lester's day off with the interesting product announcement says motorola has now sent out press invitations for an event to happen on Argos first that has to do with the Moto X which we thought was gonna be announced that the Google event that's happening next week so this is getting really interesting and according to Larry Page he is very proud of the phone so coming from the guy that's proud of Google glass I'm expecting something very cool when we go over two other announcements well you know that the team old Nokia Lumia 521 was never the most handsome or powerful smartphone out there but it was the cheapest Windows Phone in the market I mean that thing would cost 150 bucks no contracts and now t-mobile is dropping that price of just $100 no contracts and if you hit the links in the description you can actually get an extra $20 off this phone I mean that's a perfect price now let's talk about the Nexus line of best we've got some recent leaks of the Nexus 4 running Android 4.3 there are some significant improvements in performance everywhere so that should be very interesting but as I from that we've also got some big specifications of the Nexus 7 we get a 1.5 gigahertz quad-core processor but it doesn't specify which processor it is we get a 5 megapixel camera the fact that we didn't have before and we also saw the leaks of what the device will look like so stay tuned next week hopefully and you know it's been almost three years since Apple picked out VLC from their App Store because it brings some copyright laws I wonder which ones and as it turns out well they're finally approving the application again as of today being compatible for the iPhone and the iPad you can run pretty much everything that's compatible with VLC if you know what I mean and you can actually even use airplay aside from other features that come from the iPad if you have an Apple TV for example so yeah I thought were you you'd better start hello - before they pull it out again and finally for the interesting news of the day if you didn't think that the Galaxy s4 zoom and the Nokia Lumia 1020 were cool well Sony seems to be working on a new project with their alpha unit you know their DSLR camera unit in building lenses or should I say cameras that adapt to smartphones to enhance the current cameras of these smartphones to be better meaning yes this is pretty much a lens but it brings a battery pack it brings external storage options and it pretty much turns your Smartphone into a real camera or at least that's the idea you know I feel that it's actually even cooler than having to carry the bulk of an extra camera if you don't really need the extra camera all the time especially if that accessory is pocketable but anyways that leads you to the question of the day would you like to use this feature will you consider that an external camera that attaches to your phone would be something that you'd want in my particular case honestly I feel that smartphone camera lenses not necessarily separate cameras but camera lenses should be something that should have happened the long time ago or adapters with a camera fine let's bring that also to the table again it would all narrow down to the price I mean if they're not gonna charge you the same price that is a charge for lenses for DSLR cameras then yes this could take off but leave us a comment down below what would you prefer of course it's always for an earlier scoop of everything that's happening in the smartphone itself or machine you follow us on pocketnow.com pin subscribe to our youtube channel as well you'll also follow me on Twitter and Hinde underscore d-theta please give this video thumbs up if you like what you saw I am Hina Rivera thank you very much for watching we will see you next week