LG's G2 smartphone was one of the more well-received phones last year, with its interesting (and useful) button setup on the back of the phone instead of the top or sides.
So it's only natural that the G3 would be the object of some speculation and rumors, and luckily for us, Android Central has what appears to be a clear look at the back of the phone and its new iteration of the rear buttons.
The phone appears to be made of aluminum much like the HTC One and One M8, or it's painted very well to replicate aluminum. The fact that it apparently has a removable battery (see below) makes me think it might be the latter, unless this will be the first major phone to feature a metal removable back. There's also a list of what figures to be the features of the new phone listed on the paper next to it in the photo:
- G3
- Gesture Palm Selfie (some sort of new selfie feature, apparently)
- Battery - 3K mAh removable (AKA a 3,000 mAh removable battery)
- 5.5 (or 5.3) qHD (screen size)
- 13MP OIS+ (that's a 13MP camera with image stablization)
- 2 tera memory (confusing, maybe cloud storage)
- 1 Watts speaker
- Quick Circle (I have no idea, probably some sort of new software customization)
- 2GB / 3GB and 16GB / 32GB lined up on top of each other (which means the higher ROM model will also come with more RAM?)
So all in all, sounds like it's going to be another powerhouse phone from LG. Will it be your next phone, or is it not enough to sway you from the other offerings from Apple, Samsung and HTC? Let us know in the comments.
