All companies should have a flagship icon to peddle their technological achievements, and in the dog-eat-dog world of smartphones, it is always interesting to see who is going to release what to wow the masses. Since flagship models have to go through what looks to be an annual revision these days, it is no surprise to come across a leaked document that contains an RDF file which shows off an LG smartphone that has the model number LG-H810 – which is the alleged LG G4 when it hits AT&T, of course. Not the most creative of naming conventions, I will say, taking into consideration the LG G3 happens to be the flagship device from LG at the moment in the mobile world.
The file does point to a display with a 1440 x 2560 resolution, which is to be expected at the very least, taking into consideration how the existing LG G3 sports a QHD display at the moment. Apart from that, chances are the LG G4 will run on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 SoC when it arrives, which would most probably be what the likes of its potential market rivals, such as the Samsung Galaxy S6, Xiaomi Mi Note Pro and the Sony Xperia Z4, will carry as well.
Ah well, we will just have to be a bit patient to see whether Mobile World Congress that is happening in early March this year will see the LG G carry this 64-bit octa-core chip within.
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