LG G3 gets a product overhaul, enhanced UI responsiveness

LG has issued a product overhaul for the G3. The real settle the organization brings to its Android lead is settled client interface responsiveness, after various grumblings from miserable holders. In the meantime, since the time that the LG G3 formally hit the business sector, various clients have reported an irritating slack in the cell phone’s client interface, which was ascribed to LG custom firmware that runs on top of Android.

The LG G3 accompanies top of the line specs and gimmicks, for example, a QHD show, a quad-center 2.5ghz Krait 400 CPU, a heavy 3gb of RAM, and then some, however this UI slack has tormented the experience for some clients around the world.

The LG G3 upgrade weighs 174mb, however tragically, there’s no official changelog as such. Clients, who’ve effectively flashed it report enhanced battery life notwithstanding speedier UI route. The firmware upgrade is focused around Android 4.4.2 Kitkat and is right now seeding in India, Thailand and some European nations. Look at on the off chance that it is accessible for your gadget from the LG Mobile Support Tool.

Some LG G3 clients at XDA gatherings reported that they have upgraded their telephone in the wake of getting OTA notice of this overhaul (OTA redesign remains at around 174mb). Obviously very nearly all variations are going to get it eventually. Not surprisingly there is no official word on the upgrade or its change-log however we have recognized two progressions after the overhaul – a quicker, slack free UI and tremendously enhanced battery execution. As seen in the screenshot over, the Software Build for our LG G3 now indicates as “V10l-IND-XX” while the past Build was “V10j-IND-XX”.

It’s value calling attention to, be that as it may, that while an OTA will introduce just the upgrade bundle, getting the product through the LG Mobile Support Tool will introduce the whole firmware, which implies that it will last more.