LG once again teases G2 prior to launch event
Following the first tease of its upcoming G2 flagship, LG has again seen fit to spread the word of the anticipated Optimus G successor, alongside an official invite to the event.
From what we know of the G2, it will feature an 5.2-inch 1080p display alongside a 13MP optically-stabilized camera and a Snapdragon 800 chipset. The invitation also highlights the characteristic back-mounted volume controls and hints that they might enable some cool new feature.
Two new LG G2 live photos leak, confirm battery capacity
The LG G2 just can't stay off camera these days, and its latest batch of photos not only shows the device, but also confirms the capacity of its battery. LG has fitted the G2 with a 2,610mAh juice pack that is user-removable. This means you'll be able to carry a spare and keep on using the device for those extra long spells away from chargers.LG G2 display leaks a day ahead of announcement
Tomorrow LG is going to finally make the G2 official. Before that though, we get to peek at the phone once again as ETradeSupply has leaked some of the phone's parts. More specifically, the display and front glass panel of the G2 are displayed below.LG G2 hands-on: First look
LG has just taken the wraps off its new G2 flagship and has put broad smiles on the faces of geeks around the globe. There's no two ways about it - the LG G2 is a true powerhouse, combining unprecedented amounts of power with a display that's the first of its kind.The LG G2 is finally official with a 5.2-inch screen, Snapdragon 800
Abandoning the Optimus branding for its highest-end devices, today LG finally announced their latest flagship - the LG G2.
At 5.2-inches, the LG G2 has a slightly bigger screen than the current crop of high-end smartphones. The resolution however, is the same at 1920 x 1080 px. The screen is a IPS unit with a brightness rating of 450nits. The LG G2 display uses something called Graphic RAM (GRAM) to reduce power consumption up to 26% when displaying a still image. LG claims this increases the expected overall battery life by up to 10%.
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