LG challenges Samsung with their latest G-flex curved smartphone officially slated for November date

LG is trying to tell us here that what Samsung can do that LG can even do better by officially coming up with their own flagship curved smartphone dubbed LG G-flex. 

If you could remember last month it was Samsung galaxy round everywhere when Samsung debut the first ever curved smartphone with somewhat concave screen and curved body.

You can read: Samsung galaxy round review

Today the Korean company LG is a kind of throwing up a challenge to Samsung by letting them know that the technology involved in manufacturing curved smartphones is also at their disposal. Wait! Samsung and LG are both Korean companies. 

Then with this now we can affirmatively say that the world ever first smartphones emanated from Korea or that curved phones technology for now belongs to the Koreans. 

For LG joining their counterpart with this curved device, I must tell you that it seems these Korean guys are good at curved phones technologies.

Unlike the Samsung galaxy round that features a flat battery, LG went to the extent of curving their own batteries meant for the G-Flex. 

One of the amazing features of the quad-core powered LG G-Flex smartphone is the bendable OLED screen which gives it a vertical bowed design. 

Let take you down to other features of this wonderful smart device that makes it so outstanding;

= => conspicuous 6 inches arched touch screen

= => plastic OLED screen with curved 0.34 thick construction

= => 1,280 X 720 display pixel resolution

= => 13MP back camera and 2.1MP front camera

= => the backside features an elastic coating that mends automatically to prevent it from daily frictional scratches

= => also it has the key control buttons on its backside

= => 2.26GHZ quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and 450 MZ Adreno GPU for ultra-smooth game play

= => it supports the LTE network

= => it works on the Android 4.2.2 Jelly bean OS

= => Features 2GB of RAM

= => 32GB of internal memory and NFC

= => knock-on functionality that allows you to wake up the phone by tapping on the screen twice

= => Q-theatre that allows you to view photos and videos directly on locked screen

= => 3,500 mAh visibly curved battery

Though at this very point, the pricing of the LG G-Flex device has not yet been known and as I have mentioned earlier, the device is slated for November in Korea. 

At the look of things, November is just by the corner and we might witness an early November release which could even be in few days ahead.

Finally, with the two Korean companies Samsung and LG introducing the curved smartphones, the question left here is whether we will from now begin to witness other companies following suit in curved phone production in the nearest future or are we going to see curved phones having more advantages that the conventional flat phones or will you prefer to stick to your flat smartphones and border less with these newly introduced curved devices? 

I believe only  time will provide us with the correct answers.