G was notably missing in action when the rest of the world’s biggest Android smartphone makers unveiled their 2014 flagships at or around the Mobile World Congress trade show. Sony, Samsung and HTC debuted largely similar products, and although each one has its own personality, it’s hard to choose a single winner between the three.
By waiting a few months, LG has managed to pull a trick out of its hat that none of the others did. In fact had it not been for the upstart Oppo and its new Find 7, LG would have been the first to market with a QHD(1440x2560-pixel) screen. It’s a little mind-boggling that a screen resolution once reserved for gigantic, expensive workstation-class monitors is now possible on a relatively affordable pocket-sized device, so we’ve been dying to get our hands on LG’s new top-end smartphone, the G3, for quite some time now.