A forum member at XDA-Developers, a website frequented by Android enthusiasts and geeks, has leaked some images of what he claims is LG's upcoming G4 phone. The phone these images show looks similar to the LG G3, but with some minor differences.
Engadget reported that an XDA Developer user called "s3rv1cet3ch" posted a folder of images on the forum, explicitly calling it the G4. "The user also noted that it has stylus on the top left corner, but if this is the Korean version of the device that could very well be a TV antenna. After all, G3's Korean version has an antenna you can pull out on that exact spot," said the report.
The leaked pictures suggest that this device features a square camera opening and a rectangular power button. The photos of its interface also indicate that it's loaded with Android Lollipop out of the box.
According to another website Yonhap News the G4 is supposed to have a curved, 5-inch QuadHD display, besides having a Snapdragon 810 processor.
The G4, whenever it launches, will be the flagship Android phone from LG, succeeding the G3 that was launched last year. The phone is likely to pack in top-notch hardware. It will compete against the phones like the Galaxy S6, the HTC One M9, the iPhone 6 and upcoming flagship phone from Sony.
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