LG was just rewarded with a couple of Red Dot design awards for its UX work on the G3 flagship, and now it’s letting the world know that some of the G3’s software features will become available to other devices in its lineup.
This isn’t a surprise by any means, but we still want to salute the move to “standardize”, as LG puts it, the user experience across the lower rungs of its product hierarchy, to devices like the L Series.
So what features should users expect to see making the jump? LG singled out the G3’s camera app, with its minimalist interface, fast shooting mode, and gesture support as one such feature. The Smart Keyboard, which users can resize and customize to suit their preferences is another piece of functionality going downscale. LG claims that using it can reduce input error by a whopping 75 percent, thanks to the app’s smart word prediction abilities.
According to the press release it put out, LG will standardize features “across most of the company’s mid- to entry-level smartphones and tablets launched in the second half of this year.”
Obviously, some software features depend on underlying hardware, so don’t expect to see Knock Code for instance on the cheap LG you got for free for renewing your contract.
Source: LG;
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