LG G4 leaks: Snapdragon 810 under the hood, 16MP wide camera on back
posted by Alan F.
/ Jan 15, 2015, 12:46 PM
Besides carrying 3GB of RAM, a dump of Android 5.0 has brought forth evidence of 5312 × 2988 resolution pictures that will be available from the LG G4. That leads to speculation that the device will feature a 16MP wide rear camera, which would be a nice bump from the 13MP rear camera on the LG G3.
We could see the LG G4 unwrapped in March at MWC in Barcelona.
Android 5.0 dump reveals evidence of a 16MP wide camera for the LG G4
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source: Techmaniacs (translated)
41 Comments
1. kalloud
Posts: 155; Member since: Jun 21, 2012
Can't wait for MWC: Xperia Z4, galaxy S6, HTC M9, LG G4.
Probably not all in MWC after all..
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:01 PM 11
2. GeorgeDao123
Posts: 431; Member since: Aug 20, 2013
G4 may not be shown up there, unless G Pro series are marged with G (without Pro) series.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:03 PM 0
15. RandomUsername
Posts: 808; Member since: Oct 29, 2013
Meh. I really doubt the new flagships can surprise me. I'm more interested in Project Ara.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 2:45 PM 0
39. AndrewSF
Posts: 3; Member since: Jan 17, 2015
My wish list:
1) Longer battery life (I don't care if it's HD, UHD, QHD, 4K, etc)
2) Qi wireless charging out of the box
3) 3 GB RAM + 64GB built-in storage (always faster than adding an SD card)
4) thinner bezels top and bottom, and almost zero bezel on the sides
5) Sharp, reliable, fast camera with loads of features
posted on Jan 17, 2015, 11:38 AM 0
3. Skizzo
Posts: 403; Member since: Jul 14, 2013
Cannot wait to see what they bring to the table.
Since LG has always waited to release their flagships later in the year compared to Samsung, Sony, HTC, etc, the probability of the 810 being inside without supply or overheat issues is very promising.
The later release date may just give LG the edge this year.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:04 PM 0
4. tango_charlie
Posts: 347; Member since: Nov 16, 2011
It seems that the 64bit SoCs are the only selling point of 2015 major flagship phones. No real progress in terms of battery, imaging, ram, rom....
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:08 PM 1
6. faizan-sharif
Posts: 98; Member since: Jun 26, 2013
yes it seems to be, but hey wait for what they bring until MWC
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:17 PM 1
14. LifeSucks
Posts: 54; Member since: Jan 15, 2015
Well, companies do have some things to work on:
1. Thinner top and bottom bezels.
2. More stockish UI like Motorola.
3. Front-facing loudspeaker (idc about stereo).
4. Thinner side bezels.
5. Non-Quad HD and IP certified variants of flagships.
6. Xenon flash.
7. Cheaper flagships.
Don't really "need" better SoCs or more RAM "in my opinion".
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 2:41 PM 1
18. sgtdisturbed47
Posts: 960; Member since: Feb 02, 2012
Stockish UI like what Motorola uses is ok, but bland and lacking features. Pop-out resizable windows for multitasking, customizable settings in the Notifications area, dual-window, faster access to connecting to other devices for sharing and screen sharing, etc can all be achieved within a UI that keeps things easy, simple, and responsive. LG proved that you can have features while still being responsive and fluid. I applaud Motorola, especially with the Droid Turbo, in keeping things extremely responsive, but I immediately missed the UI features that LG and Samsung offer.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 3:18 PM 1
8. DogeShibe
Posts: 1121; Member since: Jan 10, 2014
LG getting better and better.
Love their designs better than Samsung.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:46 PM 10
9. TAMARETTE
Posts: 182; Member since: Jun 15, 2014
I agree. I'm a Samsung fan but the G3 and the Flex 2 are gorgeous, and as plastic as they get. I'll probably end up with a Note 4 unless the S6 actually DOES offer a 5.5 inch display. Unfortunately, the LG displays are considered inferior to Samsung AMOLED. I have only seen the G2 display and it's definitely not as nice as a Samsung display.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 1:57 PM 2
11. PK1983
Posts: 215; Member since: Aug 08, 2012
The G3 display is extremely yellow tinted. The colors look washed out. The phone is still very good but the tech wasn't ready when they built it.
Another example of that is the stutter in the OS and overheating when recording 4K video.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 2:06 PM 3
16. TAMARETTE
Posts: 182; Member since: Jun 15, 2014
THANKS! for the info. That's too bad because I love the look of the new LG phones; the LG G3 is so pretty. I do think LG get a pass that Samsung does not. LG phones are very plastic but they do attempt to MAKE the phones look metallic. That being said Samsung are making huge inroads with their metal bezels and the special Leather back for the Alpha was stunning.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 2:57 PM 0
12. jcass5467 unregistered
Only 3 gigs of ram that's kind of disappointing my g3 has 3 and it seems like most phones coming out this year are going to try for 4
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 2:12 PM 1
13. Ashoaib
Posts: 3269; Member since: Nov 15, 2013
display of g3 is very dull and doesnt look like a QHD display. Infact it feels like a step down from FHD
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 2:15 PM 1
19. Rigbaby
Posts: 98; Member since: Nov 06, 2014
I noticed that too. I have a g2 and my friend has the g3 his screen is considerably more "dull" looking but that's probably due to my screen being overly saturated on some colours and his being more natural(dull). Reason why some people prefer "slightly overly" saturated
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 3:21 PM 0
20. roldefol
Posts: 4744; Member since: Jan 28, 2011
There's always a downside to "bleeding-edge." LG wanted to be first on the block with QHD (for whatever reason... the specs race.) First doesn't mean best though, as the Note 4 blows it away in both vibrance and colour accuracy. Hopefully the next iteration corrects this.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 3:53 PM 2
25. wargreymon
Posts: 764; Member since: Nov 05, 2013
If G4 has anything but a 4GB ram module I'm going to be very surprised. It would literally mean they are giving up on winning the spec race, and if so they would need to excel heavily in some other area.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 4:18 PM 0
26. bugsbunny00
Posts: 2260; Member since: Jun 07, 2013
another winning device for this year,and thats lg G4, it all started with G2 to G3 now this one is a real bad a$$.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 4:53 PM 0
27. shamatuu
Posts: 159; Member since: Nov 02, 2011
ehhh they might change it due to the overheat issue on the 810 though Qualcomm might fix it by the time MCW comes around. I'm pretty sure its going to take like 2-3 months to fix it completely but that's just a guess.
posted on Jan 15, 2015, 5:06 PM 0
28. painnpanic
Posts: 31; Member since: Dec 18, 2013
the one thing I want from to hear is water resistant or better yet water proof.
