A user manual from notable French leaker Nowhereelse shows the new features on the LG G2, including the back buttons, removable battery, storage expansion and nanoSIM slot.
For some who believed the button the back would be a fingerprint sensor, they are going to be sadly disappointed. The new manual shows it is just a volume and on/off button for users to press instead of having buttons of the side. This is a new idea and we wonder if the LG G2 will look slightly odd without the side buttons.
Surprisingly the LG G2 will come with a removable 2610mAh battery, microSD slot for expandable storage (even though 64GB is available) and it will follow the iPhone 5 and Moto X will a nanoSIM.
We have already seen the first accessory to be made available for the LG G2, it is similar to Samsung’s S Cover, but it will have some different tile apps for use when the cover is on.
Specs wise, the LG G2 is set to be a powerhouse, starting with a 5.2-inch 1080p display, quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and 3GB of RAM. We have already spoke about the battery and storage, both can be bumped up for power users.
We believe the LG G2 will come with Android 4.3, the newest version of Jelly Bean. LG does not look ready to tune down their UI just a little, even with many complaining about the experience feeling odd and the same as Samsung’s TouchWiz.
