The LG G3 is a gorgeous phone with a fantastic user interface, but it does suffer from some unexpected lag and app instability
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The LG G3 looks like a great smartphone and a worthy successor to the G2. But it's not coming out at the best time of year...
The LG G Flex is a curved, semi-flexible phablet with a surprisingly non-gimmicky user experience.
The LG G2 mini has been shown off with a 4.7 inch qHD display and varying camera and CPU versions, depending on region.
The Pro 2 is a bigger version of the impressive LG G2. It will replace the LG G Flex as the premium LG phablet, and will hopefully have a lower price point.
There has been a number of excellent smartphones released this year, but we can't help wondering whether the Nexus 5 is the best of the bunch.
Many will walk straight past the G2 in the phone shop, and it's a shame. Look beyond the drab first impression and you'll find a phone with power and battery life better than most.
In 2013, smartphones are all about the features. HTC has Boomsound, Blinkfeed and the Zoe camera, while Samsung has a plethora of S-branded apps, including a health monitor and universal TV remote. Meanwhile, we've seen mostly incremental changes in hardware, with slightly faster processors, bumps in RAM and larger screens.