LG G4's appeal will be all about design and the camera

Making a phone stand out isn't easy, but for the LG G4 the design and camera are going to be its key draws.

During its recent earnings call, LG claimed that its upcoming LG G4 flagship Android phone will separate itself with these handset design and camera tech elements.

Your first assumption on the design front might be a move to a metal phone shell, but don't be too hasty.

The G4 sibling LG G Flex 2 has already been officially announced, and bears the same plastic outer we usually see in LG phones.

A self-healing back, seen in the original G Flex, is one possible solution, while LG's signature rear buttons are likely to allow LG to maintain an incredibly skinny bezel for an all-screen front-on look.

Lights, camera, action

And for the camera? Rumours indicate the LG G4 will have a 16-megapixel sensor with optical image stabilisation.

Quite how such a setup separates the G4 from the pack remains a mystery.

There's still plenty of speculation time left, though, because LG's earnings call also suggested the G4 won't arrive until Q2 2014.

That is after the Samsung Galaxy S6 is expected to arrive, with that flagship reported to be launching at MWC 2015.

via ZDnet

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