Goldilocks phone: The Moto X and its 4.7-inch screen flanked by the Galaxy S4 and the iPhone 5.
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The One's slightly older Android version seems like a downer, but note that it's also upgradable to Android 4.2.2, which brings it in line with the G2 and the others. The One definitely delivers on this promise. Since the One's display is smaller than the G2's, expect fine text and images to look a bit clearer and sharper.
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Like the G2, HTC's One has a 1080p HD LCD screen. The One's smaller screen won't make it much more pocketable, since it's a heavier device with similar dimensions. Made from aluminum, it is sharp in all senses of the word. HTC's One is still the most premium, physically stunning handset you can buy. LG may have better luck in not overwhelming future G2 phone owners. The Galaxy S4 is chock-full of features, to the point of drowning in them. On the other hand, LG has the potential to attract users with its clean interface and handy UI shortcuts. Like the S4, the G2 will also be a challenge to slip into smaller, tighter pockets and more-petite hands. The G2 has the potentially faster processor, but not by much, and the slightly larger screen with more real estate since it's edge to edge. LG G2 specs versus GS4, HTC One, Moto X.
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In addition, LG is also promoting a crystal-clear LCD display and high-definition sound (HTC claims these, too) plus a slew of interface enhancements that let you do some neat tricks, like double tapping the screen to lock and unlock it, instead of pushing a button. This is really the most unusual design element, and the item that I suspect potential buyers will think about most beyond price when weighing high-end Android options. The most compelling.or repelling.or let's just say polarizing feature in my opinion is LG's decision to put the G2's control on the back panel beneath the camera lens. Yet, these are smaller claims in the grand scheme of things, hardly the killer feature that will sway a person to buy the G2 over any of the others. Yes, the G2's screen may be a bit bigger and sport an edge-to-edge design, and yes, it's one of the first phones to debut Qualcomm's even faster Snapdragon 800 processor. Like its arch rival the Samsung Galaxy S4, it has a supersensitive display you can operate with gloves, and an IR blaster to control the TV. It boasts Android 4.2.2, a 13-megapixel camera with a ton of effects, a humongous 1080p HD screen, and a really, really fast quad-core processor. In a lot of ways, LG's new G2 is another superphone that's very similar to its top Android competitors. ** Available in 32GB, 64GB in some markets. Keep in mind that we've had a limited amount of time with the G2, and that we won't be able to draw any concrete conclusions until we compare our in-house review units face to face.Ĥ.7-inch AMOLED 1,280x720 pixels, 313ppi You can go in-depth with our G2 hands-on, but if you're looking for a spec-to-spec throwdown among the G2, Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, and Motorola Moto X, start with this chart right here. LG's new G2 has a jumbo 5.2-inch screen that borders on phablet territory, a blazing Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, and - crazily - navigation buttons on its backplate.
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