Assuming the rumors about the LG G3 are true, we sort of know what the phone could look like along with some of its hardware features. However given that most high-end Android smartphones tend to pack similar hardware, one of the ways that OEMs can help differentiate their products from the competition is to offer up new features in terms of software.
Well thanks to an alleged LG-LS990 user agent profile, some of the LG G3’s software features have been revealed. Now the LS990 is not a confirmation that this is the LG G3, but many believe that this could be Sprint’s version of the LG G3 given the model number. Based on this, there is also a chance that the software features listed could be carrier-specific, but we guess we’ll just have to wait and see.
In the meantime, a handful of apps have surfaced such as QMemo+, QVoice+, EasyHome, Enterprise Suite, and SmartShare Cloud. These are apps that LG users should be familiar with but there are some new apps that we haven’t heard before, like the Concierge-Board, Favorite Contacts, Tangible Reality IO, and G-Board.
We can’t say with certainty as to what sort of apps they are although Tangible Reality sounds like it could be pretty interesting. Other apps that appeared includes PayPal and McAfee Mobile Security. With the rumors that the LG G3 could feature a fingerprint scanner, it is possible that LG could be shooting for a similar feature that Samsung offered on the Galaxy S5. Take it with a grain of salt for now but do check back with us a later date to see if there are any additional details that can be had.
