We've already seen the LG-H818 variant show up on a few occasions. This model is believed to be the LG G4, the manufacturer's upcoming new flagship phone. Press renders of the device have revealed a subtle curve to the phone. And while the handset is expected to be unveiled in April or May, it already has been certified in Indonesia by that country's version of the FCC.
We expect the LG G4 to come to market with a screen as large as 5.5-inches and a resolution of 1440 x 2560. A 64-bit octa-core Snapdragon 810 CPU will be doing its thing under the hood and 3GB of RAM is expected to be on board. We could see a 20MP rear snapper and a 5MP "selfie" camera in front. Android 5.1 should be pre-installed.
It appears that LG will also be taking on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with a phablet of its own. As we told you yesterday, the second half of the year should see LG launch the LG G4 Note. Like the Galaxy Note 4, LG's Note is expected to offer a digital pen.
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