LG G4

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Can have 2 flagships for smartphones meh. It's like two #1 fighting for position.

Wah then the premium LG phablet will be a higher form of flagship? :crazy:



Shouldn't be too big of a difference from last year. :s12:

Flagship of their respective series? Like phablet, mainstream ala the Galaxy & Note?
 

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Will most likely be getting the G4 unless, there is a rude shock during the launch event/release over its specs. Had used the G2 before and what a phenomenal phone it was during that time ~ and maybe, still is to some..

What truly intrigues me about the G4 is its f1.8 lens. Those whom have used such a lens or are into photography will know what I mean. Just hope that the marriage of this powerful lens works in tandem with the rest of the phone to complement it.

Besides the usual upgrade in processors, RAM, screen and etc.. I have always enjoyed a phone with the option of a removable battery, SD-Card coupled with a good OIS camera. Not to mention, something that is not too big nor too small on the real-estate of your hand.

Looking forward to the launch event. :D
 

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Will most likely be getting the G4 unless, there is a rude shock during the launch event/release over its specs. Had used the G2 before and what a phenomenal phone it was during that time ~ and maybe, still is to some..

What truly intrigues me about the G4 is its f1.8 lens. Those whom have used such a lens or are into photography will know what I mean. Just hope that the marriage of this powerful lens works in tandem with the rest of the phone to complement it.

Besides the usual upgrade in processors, RAM, screen and etc.. I have always enjoyed a phone with the option of a removable battery, SD-Card coupled with a good OIS camera. Not to mention, something that is not too big nor too small on the real-estate of your hand.

Looking forward to the launch event. :D

How is the G4 compared to Huawei P8? It seems like the camera is also good. And the processor? Which performs better?
 

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Will most likely be getting the G4 unless, there is a rude shock during the launch event/release over its specs. Had used the G2 before and what a phenomenal phone it was during that time ~ and maybe, still is to some..

What truly intrigues me about the G4 is its f1.8 lens. Those whom have used such a lens or are into photography will know what I mean. Just hope that the marriage of this powerful lens works in tandem with the rest of the phone to complement it.

Besides the usual upgrade in processors, RAM, screen and etc.. I have always enjoyed a phone with the option of a removable battery, SD-Card coupled with a good OIS camera. Not to mention, something that is not too big nor too small on the real-estate of your hand.

Looking forward to the launch event. :D
That pretty much sums up my wishlist too. The G3 had some issues with overheating and the UI is pretty bloated. Hope they do lighten the bloat like samsung did with the S6.

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LG G4 Camera Lens take by a professional photographer... however this guy also did similar PR reviews for HTC and Oppo. Maybe want to take his comments with a pinch of salt.
 

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LG own andriod software is pretty good and streamline.. Hopefully they continue the good work
 

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How is the G4 compared to Huawei P8? It seems like the camera is also good. And the processor? Which performs better?

Seriously, am not much of a fan nor an expert on Huawei devices but objectively speaking, on paper, Huawei's own processor (Kirin) may look good but when it comes to compatibility, performance and dissipating heat it may not fair as well with certain apps and functions unlike Qualcomm's which has like become the industry standard next to Samsungs's Exynos chipset. App developers seem to be more in favour or rather, comfortable around Qualcomm and now most recently, Exynos architecture.

Personally, from what I have read, I will not get a Kirin run device for myself until it becomes stable and mainstream no matter how good the other function or specs are. If the brain (processor) collapse, everything else will... :o
 

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Seriously, am not much of a fan nor an expert on Huawei devices but objectively speaking, on paper, Huawei's own processor (Kirin) may look good but when it comes to compatibility, performance and dissipating heat it may not fair as well with certain apps and functions unlike Qualcomm's which has like become the industry standard next to Samsungs's Exynos chipset. App developers seem to be more in favour or rather, comfortable around Qualcomm and now most recently, Exynos architecture.

Personally, from what I have read, I will not get a Kirin run device for myself until it becomes stable and mainstream no matter how good the other function or specs are. If the brain (processor) collapse, everything else will... :o

That's one main reason for the smaller player failing to
capture the phone market.

The main engine is not up to standard with the rest, so
putting on a fanciful dress won't win the hearts of the users.
 
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