LG G4 Release Date: Two New Models Announced for Coming Weeks By Keerthi Chandrashekar staff@latinpost.com

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Buyers looking to pick up an LG G4 will now have
more options at their disposal. The Korean
electronics giant revealed two more LG G4
models Monday for those looking at different
sizes.
The normal LG G4 model measures in with a 5.5-
inch screen, but buyers will eventually be able to
grab a larger phablet-style handset complete with
a stylus or a small more compact model. LG
announced a 5.7-inch LG G4 Stylus that will
arrive with LG's Rubberdium Stylus and a 5-inch
LG G4c.
"The G4 Stylus and G4c are perfect examples of
what we mean by a premium smartphone
experience without a premium price," said Juno
Cho, president and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile
Communications Company in a press release . "We
are committed to offering consumers in fast-
growing markets LG devices that not only deliver
performance, but also look good while doing so.
Both the G4 Stylus and G4c will surpass
customers' expectations of what an LG phone
should be."
LG has not given specific release dates for the
new smartphones, except that they will arrive in
the coming weeks.
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While both mimic the LG G4, there are some key
differences between the two. The LG G4 Stylus
will be available in 3G and LTE variants while the
G4c will only ship with LTE. Among the LG G4
Stylus models, the LTE model will feature a
1.4GHz Octa-Core chipset and a 13-megapixel
rear-facing camera while the 3G G4 Stylus will
sport a 1.2GHz Quad-Core chip and an 8-
megapixel rear-facing camera. Both will come
equipped with a 5-megapixel front-facing camera.
The LG G4c, on the other hand, will only have an
8-megapixel camera alongside the 5-megapixel
front camera. The G4 Stylus and G4c will both
have access to LG's camera softwares such as
Gesture Shot, Glance View and a Laser
Autofocus.
The LG G4 Stylus also houses a 3,000mAh
removable battery while the G4c comes with a
removable 2,540 battery. Both phones also come
with NFC and Android 5.0 Lollipop out of the box.
The LG G4 has fared well reviewers, who are
generally impressed with the phone and have it up
at the top of recently released Android handsets.
"With its lightning quick processor, big and bright
display, and 16-megapixel camera that can shoot
both JPEG and raw file formats, it's easy to see
how the LG G4 is a stellar device," reads the intro
to CNET's LG G4 review . "It's also one of the
most enjoyable LG handsets to use thanks to its
interface's welcomed facelift, and has both
expandable memory and a removable battery (an
old-school rarity these days with marquee
handsets)."
The LG G4 will be hitting U.S. shores in late May/
early June through most major carriers.