The LG G4 has made an appearance over in the GFX Benchmark database, and from there, additional key hardware specifications can be gleaned concerning this yet unreleased handset (which could very well come with a stylus, of course). Of course, the hardware specifications seen do seem to jive with what we have heard on the grapevine to date, although the chipset in use itself happens to be a surprising one. In fact, it is touted to come with a hexa-core processor with Cortex-A57 cores in addition to an Adreno 418 GPU to handle the graphical heavy lifting.
Surely this will be different from the Snapdragon 810 which was found in the LG G Flex 2, rather, the Snapdragon 808 that was announced in April back in 2014 is the one that sees action here. Expect Android 5.1 Lollipop to be the mobile operating system of choice, where it comes with 3GB RAM and 32GB of internal memory, a generous 5.5″ QHD display, a 16MP shooter with 2160p video, and an 8MP selfie camera that ought to keep the masses happy.
All that we need to do now is to wait and see whether the LG G4 will live up to expectations when it arrives later this April. Are you waiting expectantly?
