iPhone 6S plus still can't beat the Galaxy S6 edge plus or LG G4 in a camera shootout (VIDEO)

Camera shootout: iPhone 6S vs. Galaxy S6 vs. LG G4 - fantastic video


Unless you’ve been living under a rock (or consciously skip past any Apple related news), you’d know that today is iPhone Launch Day. With the Apple iPhone 6S and 6S Plus officially hitting stores today, you’ll be up to your ears in reviews, comparisons, and drop tests. The internet is full of them right now. Given that Apple made a big deal about the new camera tech inside the iPhone 6S (it now comes with a higher resolution 12MP camera among other improvements), sites are putting Apple’s claims to the test with head-to-head battles against some of Android’s greatest.

In years past, this would have ended in a massacre, with the iPhone always winning top honors. But things have changed this year. Android OEMs have finally stepped up (with the exception of HTC, of course), creating a blend of camera software and hardware working together to deliver superior results than even Apple’s long standing iPhone line. With the new iPhone, you’re probably wondering if Apple was finally able to reclaim their crown, or will it continue fall short when compared against heavyweights like the Samsung Galaxy S6 and LG G4? In The Verge’s latest video, they took all 3 of these aforementioned phones out on the town, comparing photo quality in a dark room and discussing the results.

We know, typically The Verge’s blatant Apple bias creeps into reviews like this, but this one seemed a little more objective than most (despite them calling it a tie when it seemed to us the Galaxy S6 was the clear winner in most cases). Be all that as it may, their final ruling was that all of them are great in their own respects, it just comes down to personal preference on which output you prefer. Maybe they just didn’t want to believe that their $750 investment didn’t quite live up to Apple’s promises. We’ll let you decide for yourself in the video down below.

Rumors: LG G5 next year comes with a Snapdragon 820 and Sony 20 MP camera

The LG G4 was universally praised for its camera output and we were big fans of it ourselves. About 5 months after it was made official, we're beginning to hear its successor mentioned every now and then.


An anonymous source, who claims to have inside information, is now shedding light on two of the most important bits of the potential G5's hardware. The camera, for one, will use a new Sony-made 20MP sensor with a half-inch diagonal - one of the largest around.

For example the G4 has a 1/2.6" diagonal, this year's Samsung Galaxies (S6/S6 edge/S6 edge+/Note5) and the iPhone 6/6 Plus use a smaller 1/3" chip, and Sony's own Xperia Z5 series boast a 1/2.3" imager. All those are of course miniature compared to the 1/1.2" sensor of the Nokia PureView 808, but iconic or not, the 808 is ancient history. What's even more interesting though, is that the new sensor will only be provided to LG, and won't be used by other manufacturers.

The source also states that the upcoming LG flagship will be powered by the Snapdragon 820 chip. That's an easy assumption to make without insider information, but reports have been surfacing that LG is in development of its own top-end chipset. Apparently though, LG will stay in Qualcomm's camp for yet another generation.

The source has been deemed trustworthy, but even if the above is correct at the time of writing, there's no less than 6 months before we get to see the LG G5, so bear in mind that things may change.

Speed test: Samsung Galaxy Note 5 against OnePlus Two against LG G4 (VIDEO)

Sometimes the Note line was uncompromising super premium line of devices that competition is catching up until next year, this year is the current Galaxy Note 5 literally just enlarged Galaxy S6 which is added to the S Pen stylus. So how does he cope with the competition when it comes to speed?

We bring you the test that are made with colleagues PhoneBuff site, where the competing Samsung Note Galaxy 5 with eight- core Samsung Exynos 7420 chipset paired with 4GB of memory against OnePlus Two phone that runs contested eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 paired with 4GB of memory against LG G4 phone powered by a six-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 paired with 3 GB of RAM.

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LG G4 hooked for drone recorded the most impressive video (VIDEO)

We all known LG G4 has a really good camera and one of the reasons is impressive OIS optical image stabilization, which allows peaceful photos and video. LG G4 are tied to drone on and record an impressive video.

As a result of this, the newest promotional video that LG just released aims to give us a better understanding of the G4's video recording capabilities. Thus, the G4 unit got attached under the drone, which warranted for some pretty nifty footage that was used in the latest promo rather dramatic. Landscape shots and panoramic clips aplenty can be observed in the video right below.

Apart from the video recording capabilities of the 16MP, 1 / 2.6 "sensor camera in terms of quality, we also get to see what LG's improved OIS 2 technology is capable ... and incapable of.

See, attaching a high-end smartphone that the drone is one way to draw attention to your product, but it could be a double-edged sword - in certain scenes, one can observe some slight, yet noticeable shaking (visible around the 1: 00-minute mark). We would not blame this on the G4's camera OIS, since the phone is not only attached to a stabilizing gimbal, but is also attached to a low-flying drone.

Samsung Galaxy S6 beat the competition in speed test

Samsung Galaxy S6 is probably one of the best devices currently, you can often see a test - it was a resistance test, speed test ...
The team from the site Toms Guide has done a speed test Samsung Galaxy S6, the iPhone 6, 6 Nexus, HTC One M9, LG G4 and ASUS ZenFone 2 devices.

As you might have predicted, the Samsung Galaxy S6 took first place in this test. Behind him in second and third place standing LG G4 and iPhone 6, and behind them a row going HTC One M9, the Nexus 6, and ASUS Zenfone 2. Concerning the test, the test is more specific actions that we perform in our devices every day as speed of opening a PDF file, point the camera speed, how well the device works like a game Asphalt's eighth

LG G4 vs Famas (VIDEO)

How to destroy a smartphone can really be creative process. Some drop while he removed from his pocket, some kid threw him against a wall, a jump with him into the sea and some shoot smartphone. That last happened to LG G4.

 The guy ever hit on anything and everything and made it their special Slo Mo cameras. Although it was a matter of an extremely violent act, like a recorded destruction of a gadget looks almost like a spiritual experience.

This time he aimed a new LG G4, which has been used a few weeks and felt sorry for him shoot, but they still did it with French Famas assault rifle.

LG G4 has a problem with a touchscreen? (VIDEO)

It seems that LG's newest flagship phone G4 suffers from some problems with the touchscreen. In fact, the topic on XDA forum, which now has a larger number of responses, says that the device fails to detect rapid pressure and coating and prevents Knock On and Knock Code function to work properly.
XDA has even conducted a survey on this issue, and 200 of those who have so far participated the in it, over 60 percent answered that they have this kind of problems. He also published the video that confirms that the G4 phone has these problems.

Who is faster: LG G4 against Samsung Galaxy S6 (VIDEO)

Can Snapdragon 808 from LG G4 deal with Exynos 7420 chipset is in the Samsung Galaxy S6 phone?
Let's see!

LG G4 vs Galaxy S6 - camera test (VIDEO 12min)

LG G4 has a nice camera, but the Galaxy S6 boasts her. Both have advantages and disadvantages, so we'll look at the test, ie. Comparison.

Max Lee, as always, made a comparison and give their opinion. As for me, my vote goes for LG G4, mainly due to the laser focus. S6 captures a wider angle and has a lot of good solutions at software level.

Who has a better camera on you and why?

Can the LG G4 survive drop? (VIDEO)

LG to its current premium phone, G4, did not use the latest, the fourth generation of Gorilla Glass, which is supposedly a lot more resistant to shock than the previous ones. LG is a reasoned information to the G4 with its curved screen, but strong enough to resist breaking the screen if you drop.

This test is done with a height of about 1.5 meters, and see the results.Poor LG G4, which is slightly curved 5.5-inch IPS display screen Quantum protected Gorilla Glass 3 protection, floating in the air in the now common but still sickening drop test. Took off twice. The first time was simulated fall from 1.5 m  landed on its side, and the second time with approximately the same height landed straight to the front.

Watch the video:

Here's how to take great photos LG G4 camera

LG this year it seems, all the cards put on a super camera their freshly introduced G4. Again they hired a pro photographer, and this time he agreed a practical tutorial for us Photo ignorant and reveals how to take great pictures capable LG G4 camera.
LG G4 is an impressive smartphone in every respect, and that apparently has a fantastic camera, could put on the demanding smartphone arena this year to dominate the competition. The LG are aware of this and want to prepare future customers and show what G4 cameras can.

Colby Brown will teach you some photo tricks, which might previously did not know. See his spectacular video.

Interested in user interface on the LG G4, Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9 phone? Here's a comparison!

Compare LG UX 4.0, Samsung's TouchWiz and HTC Sense UI 7. Here's how they differ.

It is very difficult to select a phone when you have this choice of a phone that is currently available. For example, when you look at LG G4, S6 Galaxy and HTC One M9 they all look magnificent! LG G4 has a phenomenal design with nice last button, Galaxy S6 has finally got a better preparation and therefore we have the aluminum sheet and glass on both sides of the phone and the HTC One M9 phone there is still a slim design and superior craftsmanship!

Realistically, the characteristics of all these phones are more or less similar. Then how do you know which phone suits you best? Here is a comparison of a user looks that these phones are used. We have a LG UX 4.0 compared with TouchWiz and Sense UI 7. Here are the latest to find prospects who are working on the Android platform 5 LolliPop. All are well optimized as compared to its previous version where now they do not overloading the system. Those things you should not worry, your only have to choose which you like the most. Compared to first go screenshot 4. LG UX user looks, then TouchWiz screenshots and screenshots at the end of HTC's Sense UI 7th.

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