This is just great: far too often we find ourselves reporting on issues with popular smartphones, only to see time go by without any fixes materializing. And after sharing news with you back in July about how the LG G3 was using a contrast-enhancing software filter to make on-screen text annoyingly “pop,” we went months without any sign of salvation. LG still may not be willing to do anything about the oversharpening, but the independent dev community has finally arrived with a fix, offering the solution we’ve craved.
LG is holding an interesting limited time deal for accessories in the US, as it turns out. You can save 60% when you buy a replacement battery, 50% when getting a charging cradle, and a whopping 70% when combining the two into a bundle.
The CyanogenMod Team continues to expand its list of officially-supported devices, and now the LG section of said list is longer by four entries.
LG Electronics CEO says the LG G4 will be radically different, but Charlotte tries to find out how different it will actually be by comparing it to the LG G3.
Despite the fierce competition, the LG G4 will be one of the best smartphones of the year judging by what we've heard so far.
It gets really annoying to see companies doing nothing after selling their damn products. Though the issue have been fixed now by the independent XDA developer community, I am sure there are still people out their who don't yet know nothing about flashing and those who try to tinker with stuff may risk bricking their device. I just hope someone does something about it.