The battle for Smartphone supremacy is endless and every now and then, upgrades and new features are continuously released that leaves consumers confuse but keener on what model to choose. Currently, three colossal technological giants, Apple, Samsung and LG are in for the kill to secure the title of being the world's best manufacturer of smartphones.
Last March, with the public introduction of Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note Edge, Samsung believes they gained the top spot; but recent developments in smartphone technology might need them to reconsider.
LG G4 is dubbed to par Samsung's flagships and even if the entire picture of this stunning device is yet to be revealed; piece of what it looks like and its killer roundup features sips through the web. Here are some of the points of comparison between Samsung Galaxy S6 and LG G4.
Design and Display. The design of the most recent Samsung flagship receive mostly favourable reviews for it is the first time that Samsung do away with plastic for a body and shifts to shell made of glass and aluminum alloy. It also made changes from a flat plastic undecorated surface to a body with smooth matte finish. LG G4 on the other hand goes for sleek and smooth look with a sapphire glass exterior.
Samsung Galaxy comes at 5.1 inches while LG G4 is bigger at 5.5-inch Quad HD display. However, Samsung wins when it comes to display for the Galaxy is graced by a 577 ppi density screen while G4 is not far behind at 534 ppi.
Processors. Speculations suggest that LG G4 utilizes an in-house processor called Nuclun which allows G4 a speed pegged at 300 mbps, theoretically. However, there are numerous sources indicting that G4 will take its power from Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor instead. On the other hand, Samsung Galaxy S6 runs at Exynos chipset which is manufactured by Samsung themselves.
Camera. There are a few things a consumer considers when buying a phone more than the camera. It appears to be the priority for some. Samsung Galaxy S6 is dubbed to have the best camera to date, all thanks to its ultra-bright f/1.9 lens. However, teaser video on LG G4 reveals a more thorough and brighter night sky picture using its f/1.8 lens. Moreover, reports mention that LG G4 adds 80% more light on its camera and this result to better and crisper images at low-lit environments and less blurs for fast-moving shoots. To top this impressive streak, G4's front-facing camera is powered by an 8-megapixel sensor with an ultra-thin IR filter that keeps infrared lights away for a more realistic photographs.
LG is expected to unveil the phone on its special public event on April 28.
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