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IntroductionThrough the years, LG had always set a high bar for itself, but the compromises it had to make for one reason or another kept it a distance short of actual, undisputed greatness. Still, LG tried hard. The LG G3 made Quad-HD resolution screens happen when 1080p displays weren't even perfected yet. The LG G4 introduced a fresh, organic design that stood out amidst the uniform metal and glass competition. It also had a great camera with plenty of potential to tap into if one spared the time and effort to dig into its plethora of manual settings.With the LG G5, it feels like LG has finally unleashed the killer flagship smartphone we always knew it was capable of pulling off. With a radically redesigned body full of mainstream appeal, an uncompromising spec sheet, and an innovative ecosystem of accessories, the LG G5 has a lot going for it. Few things can showcase that than comparing it directly with its warmly regarded predecessor.DesignA metal exoskeleton obliterates what was … [Read more...] about LG G5 vs LG G4: first look

Samsung's Galaxy S7 flagship is fresh out of the oven, and it's just as shiny as we expected it to be. Evolving the glass-on-metal looks of the Galaxy S6 further, the S7 adds subtle arches on the back edges for better ergonomics, and a more polished, rounded-off look that softens its rectangular shape further.The new Galaxies will definitely give their competitors a run for their money. LG is among Sammy's primary rivals, and while we can't clash the G5 and the S7 directly, here at the MWC 2016 show floor, we were able to bring our G4 along for a quick hands-on comparison with Sammy's newest and best. Let's check them out closer!DesignMetal and glass is what Samsung's been doing for its flagships and higher-tier midrangers since 2015. The Galaxy S6 was a beautiful handset in its own right, but the S7 takes the bling even further, with refined shapes, softening its rectangular shape further, and borrowing the arched corners on the back from the Note 5. Its display still has a 5.1-inch … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy S7 vs LG G4: first look

Samsung has just announced its Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge flagship duo and they're just as pretty as the leaks made them out to be. Evolving the shiny looks of the Galaxy S6 line further, the S7s add subtle arches on the back edges for better ergonomics, and a more polished, rounded-off look that softens its rectangular shape further. Additionally, the S7 edge has a very impressive screen-to-body ratio of 76.09%.The new Galaxies will definitely give their competitors a run for their money. LG is among Sammy's primary rivals, and while we currently can't clash the G5 and the S7 edge directly, here at the MWC 2016 show floor, we were able to bring our G4 along for a quick hands-on comparison with Sammy's newest and best. Let's check them out closer!DesignMetal and glass has been Samsung's mantra since early 2015, when the manufacturer reimagined how it wants to build its upper range smartphones. The Galaxy S6 edge was a beautiful handset in its own right, but the S7 edge takes the … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy S7 edge vs LG G4: first look

Both HTC and LG are in the same boat of playing catchup, as they’re doing whatever they can to match Samsung’s pace in the Android sphere. Very recently, the LG G3 made some waves for its class-leading screen resolution, which was one of several standout features from the phone. As for veteran smartphone maker HTC, they’re bringing to market a Windows Phone powered version of its beloved HTC One M8. Since the HTC One M8 for Windows is the new kid on the block, it’ll be intriguing to find out how it stacks against the formidable LG G3.DesignIn all honesty, we might not too ecstatic about the design of the HTC One M8 for Windows, mainly because it’s an exact facsimile to the Android one we’re all familiar with, but it still radiates a higher level of quality than that of the LG G3. Sure, LG has added a thin film of metal to the G3’s chassis, but it’s still relatively exudes the finish and feel of plastic. It’s a stark contrast to the … [Read more...] about HTC One M8 for Windows vs LG G3: first look

The Sony Xperia Z3 comes a mere six months after its predecessor made waves with its powerful internals and refined design. And it's almost exactly what the Sony Xperia Z2 was to the Xperia Z1 – a subtle, but significant update that takes the Xperia series in no direction other than forward. On the other side of the ring, we have the still fresh LG G3, which is one of the best smartphones to have come this year. Both the Xperia Z3 and the G3 will be competing for attention for some time to come, so let's let them wrestle each other and see what happens!DesignSony did a great job with the looks, but LG G3 wins the ergonomic challenge.Different as they are, the Sony Xperia Z3 and LG G3 share a common design trait – efficiency! Sony's engineers strive for symmetry and precision, which is why the company's flagship phones keep to simple shapes and always feel so remarkably balanced in the hand. LG's concept for efficiency led to remarkably thin bezels and a terrifically … [Read more...] about Sony Xperia Z3 vs LG G3: first look