The LG G3 will most certainly be replaced by LG G4 during the year 2015. While the outlines of it are still unclear, it will be something very special for it if he wants to be worthy of the name . While the G4 is not likely to make an appearance at CES 2015, rumors of possible requirements are already starting to multiply.
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According to a recent news coming directly from China, LG could include a stylus with the G4, and so turn it into a true competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 . The rumor is based on a selection of brands recently filed by LG, among which are G Scrawl, and a version of what appears to be a G-Pen. Currently, the closest rival LG G3 is the Galaxy S5.
LG has produced a version of the G3 with a stylus, unsurprisingly named G3 Stylus, including within it, a stylus. Samsung S Pen has made his trademark for the range of devices Galaxy Note, and proves to be a major feature of his massive device. However, the G3 does not have a large screen, which makes the insertion of a smaller stylus. Does this mean that the G4 will be considerably greater?
It's possible. Other information indicated that LG will completely drop the G Pro range to focus on the G4 and make it really impressive. By providing an alternative to the Galaxy Note 4, it opens the way to the fact that the G Flex 2 could take over the G3 as its flagship Android smartphone. After all, we have seen that LG actually had the idea to market flexible smartphones in the coming years.
A smaller screen?
Alternatively, LG could make the G4 slightly smaller than the G3 . According to the same source, the G4 could highlight a Quad HD display 5.3 inches, with a mini board display. If this is the case, LG could offer the stylus as an accessory instead of being directly embedded in the smartphone. Other possible specifications include a 810 Snapdragon processor, 4GB of RAM, a 20.7 megapixel camera, a battery of 3500 mAh and a choice of 32GB or 64GB of internal memory.
When will it happen?
The LG G3 was introduced at the end of May 2014, suggesting that the current model is not yet obsolete. One can legitimately think that the Taiwanese firm will present his successor at the same time in 2015, that is, -dire in the month of May 2015 . However, LG will perhaps be forced to speed up the process that Samsung could impress the industry with its Galaxy S6, which is expected at Mobile World Congress in March.
See also : Is this the first Xiaomi Notebook?
According to a recent news coming directly from China, LG could include a stylus with the G4, and so turn it into a true competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 . The rumor is based on a selection of brands recently filed by LG, among which are G Scrawl, and a version of what appears to be a G-Pen. Currently, the closest rival LG G3 is the Galaxy S5.
It's possible. Other information indicated that LG will completely drop the G Pro range to focus on the G4 and make it really impressive. By providing an alternative to the Galaxy Note 4, it opens the way to the fact that the G Flex 2 could take over the G3 as its flagship Android smartphone. After all, we have seen that LG actually had the idea to market flexible smartphones in the coming years.
A smaller screen?
Alternatively, LG could make the G4 slightly smaller than the G3 . According to the same source, the G4 could highlight a Quad HD display 5.3 inches, with a mini board display. If this is the case, LG could offer the stylus as an accessory instead of being directly embedded in the smartphone. Other possible specifications include a 810 Snapdragon processor, 4GB of RAM, a 20.7 megapixel camera, a battery of 3500 mAh and a choice of 32GB or 64GB of internal memory.
When will it happen?
The LG G3 was introduced at the end of May 2014, suggesting that the current model is not yet obsolete. One can legitimately think that the Taiwanese firm will present his successor at the same time in 2015, that is, -dire in the month of May 2015 . However, LG will perhaps be forced to speed up the process that Samsung could impress the industry with its Galaxy S6, which is expected at Mobile World Congress in March.