LG G4 is now available in Hong Kong. It will be followed by Turkey Russia and Singapore for the about the same price as Samsung S6.
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2015 Google Nexus 5, Nexus 6 rising: 5.2-inch ‘LG Bullhead’, 5.7-inch ‘Huawei Angler’; strong batteries coming
An alleged reliable source tips that there is going to be two Google Nexus devices being worked on. Perceived to be the 2015 Nexus 5, Google is working on a 5.2-inch screen device codenamed as LG Bullhead. The 2015 Nexus 6 is codenamed as Huawei Angler, and would be coming out with a 5.7-inch display.
Sony Xperia Z4 versus LG G4: Similar Specs and Pricing Between the Flagships Compared as Both Prepare for Worldwide Release
It's the Sony Xperia Z4 versus the LG G4 in the battle of flagship phones; will the Japanese phone come out on top or will the South Korean-made unit beat out the competition?
Sprint Releases LG G4 on 5 June Starting at $18 per Month; Extra Battery, Charging Cradle, and 32GB MicroSD Included in Package
Sprint is carrying the LG G4 this June and offers a promotional package for it. Sprint will be releasing the LG G4 officially on 5 June in the US. The third largest US phone carrier is offering LG's latest flagship phone through Sprint Lease for US$18 per month and no down payment.
Android M to redeem Lollipop's lost feature by Huawei Nexus 2015; 'swipe’ style fingerprint authentication may come
Google’s Android M is going to bring fingerprint authentication that would enable users to log in to all supported applications on Android devices without a need to enter a password, which is similar with Apple’s Touch ID in their iPhones. This is expected to be included in the Google Nexus 2015 smartphones.
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Among all the flagship smartphone units currently out in the market, the LG G4 has received the most critical acclaim and positive reviews. The LG G4 is now considered the Android King, with critics believing that the phone convincingly beat all its competitors, including the HTC One M9 and the Samsung Galaxy S6.
Google is rumored to be releasing two Nexus devices this 2015, made by Huawei and LG. As for the LG Nexus 5 2015, an insider leaks a handful of details about the smartphone, showing a fingerprint sensor, Snapdragon 620 processor, 4 GB RAM, and others.
Instead of one, Google is seen to be releasing two Nexus 2015 devices this year: LG-made and Huawei-made. These two smartphones are expected to be released in time with the roll out of Android M, which would eventually run these two Nexus 2015 phones with a Project Fi subscription.
LG G4 has yet to prove if it can steal the attention of the captivated Samsung Galaxy S6 fans by providing similar screen resolution, premium-built leather back cover, larger aperture, bigger battery and microSD card slot. It's equally good-looking tandem, the LG G Flex 2, is also receiving praises for its trend-setting top to bottom slight curved display and properly bumped-up specs.
Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge will have an improved camera performance according to reports that can make raw image production and manage shutter speed, taking the phone to another level as it is one of the best smartphones in the market. Samsung also releases a video that show how they make the curved displays.
LG is one of the first devices to have an Android 5.0 lollipop update. LG G2 and LG G3 update has been on the roll, however, bug issues were reported. LG G4 already on its trial release will be having the update out of the box.
The upcoming Google Nexus 2015 will run latest Android 5.5/6.0 as well as a subscription to Project Fi. Upon its release, Nexus 2015 owners will have reduced data billing, ability to run applications at 120fps, 4x faster page loading, and many more. The Nexus 2015 device is going to have a QHD display, color spectrum sensor, and others.
LG G4 Camera Leaves Competitors in the Dust; Shutter speed, Manual Focus Provide DLSR Quality Photos
The LG G4 camera could give some DSLR cameras a run for their money.The recently released LG G4 towards the end of April, with the first reviews coming out being positive, most of which are pointing to its high-quality, almost flawless yields.
LG G4 makes its debut in Korea today and soon it will be distributed to 180 carriers all over the world. The LG G3 successor has big shoes to fill but with its IPS Quantum Display, its performance, brightness, and energy efficiency improves.
