#lg optimus g

Following one of the company’s most successful phones, the Optimus G, LG has finally announced its successor – the LG G2. The brand Optimus has been omitted from the naming this time, and a lot of improvements are promised as the Korean company plays out their card. LG has recently launched its latest flagship smartphone, the Optimus G - a 4.7-inch Android quad-core beast and a serious contender to other leading smartphones currently out in the market. As mentioned in our previous article, the Optimus G carries 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processors and 2GB of RAM. The Optimus G also uses Cross-Tasking with User Experience (UX) features that allows you to run various applications at the same time. For aesthetics, the Optimus G's front is all glass while the back uses LG's Crystal Reflection process which shows different patterns depending on the viewing angle and lighting. The LG smartphone that we wrote about earlier this week is now official and they're calling it the LG Optimus G. Qualcomm's quad-core Krait processor is a solid performer and we will see it run on the Optimus G. Read more in our articles including "LG G2 official; 2.3GHz CPU, 5.2-inch fHD & 3,000mAh" and "LG launches Optimus G".