A metal-clad super high-end model was mentioned six months ago, and then resurfaced in rumors a few months later, but is yet to materialize.The LG G4 is the most premium flagship the South Korean tech giant has unleashed yet. But despite its fancy genuine leather back.Certification body in China that is equivalent to the FCC regulatory body in the U.S. The device is rumored to be released on Oct. 10.
The upgraded handset is going to come with a plastic body and removable battery. It comes with features of 5.8-inch IPS screen, a Snapdragon 820 octa-core processor, 4GB of RAM, 27MP and 8MP cameras and 32GB of internal storage inside.
The LG G4 is one of the best smartphones around as far as the primary camera quality is concerned, and any improvement will certainly please smartphone photography enthusiasts.LG seems to be the only big-name manufacturer who is sticking to user-replaceable batteries for its top models, now that Samsung has gone for sealed cells even on the Galaxy Note5.
The company's characteristic rear control layout will reportedly make its way to the G4 Pro, though. Certain sources have pointed to its demise, but now it's back on the table.
We should have in mind that all of the above is strictly word of mouth with no tangible evidence to support it, so the potential LG G4 Pro remains a mystery.
The upgraded handset is going to come with a plastic body and removable battery. It comes with features of 5.8-inch IPS screen, a Snapdragon 820 octa-core processor, 4GB of RAM, 27MP and 8MP cameras and 32GB of internal storage inside.
Previous rumors have suggested that the device will house a Snapdragon 820. However, since the G for Games report claims that the LG G4 Note release date is set for October, it is unlikely that it will be powered by Snapdragon 820 chip. Instead, the device may feature the controversial Snapdragon 810 chip
The company's characteristic rear control layout will reportedly make its way to the G4 Pro, though. Certain sources have pointed to its demise, but now it's back on the table.
We should have in mind that all of the above is strictly word of mouth with no tangible evidence to support it, so the potential LG G4 Pro remains a mystery.
