Latest LG G3 renders show a new, simple lock screen
LG is all set to officially announce its G3 flagship smartphone on May 27, but, until then, it seems like the company just can’t stop the leaks that keep on revealing new images of the device.
Yesterday, we received several press renders showing the G3 in black (or is that dark grey?), silver, and gold. Not long after that, a couple of alleged live photos of the unannounced smartphone were spotted in Korea. And now we get to see the G3 once more, this time in a few images that reveal its lock screen - which looks clean and quite nice.
The new images were published by @evleaks, who added an interesting detail about the mysterious sensor that's positioned on the left side of the G3’s rear camera. This is supposed to be a “laser auto focus” sensor. We’re not quite sure how that works, but we’ll find out later this month. The rear camera also has a dual LED flash, and Optical Image Stabilization Plus.
The LG G3 reportedly features a 5.5-inch display with 1,440 x 2,560 pixels. Despite the size of the screen, the handset seems to be relatively compact, thanks to the fact that it has very thin bezels.
The LG G3 reportedly features a 5.5-inch display with 1,440 x 2,560 pixels. Despite the size of the screen, the handset seems to be relatively compact, thanks to the fact that it has very thin bezels.
Until now, pretty much everything about the G3 seems great. But, of course, we'll have to wait until we can get our hands on it to be sure of its greatness.
Update: We added another image that shows the smartphone's front, back, bottom, and left side.
Update: We added another image that shows the smartphone's front, back, bottom, and left side.
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