The leaked photos below are the clearest view of the device so far, showing off the G3 in two different angles. The back side shows off the expected camera, D flash, power button, volume rocker. The extra sensor on the back side of the phone is more than likely the IR blaster. decided to move this sensor onto the back side of the G Flex, so it’s easy enough to imagine that its done the same with the G3. Both the G2 the G3 look very similar in design, with a few differences. The power volume keys are redesigned, it looks like has decided to move the speaker from the bottom of the phone to the back side. The company put forth a lot of effort in the audio department last year, we don’t expect it to forget about it this time around, either. That said, I’d love to see the G3 with front-facing speakers ala HTC One (M8). The photo below might look a bit familiar, as it was initially leaked in a heavily filtered Instagram photo. Now, the guys over at Android Central have received the original photo, free from cropping vignette filters. th the unfiltered photo, you can also read a few of the notes that have been scribbled next to the phone. From what we can see, the G3 will ship with a 5.5-inch QHD display (that’s 2560 x 1440), 13 megapixel OIS+ camera, 1 watt speaker, 3,000 mAh removable battery. A few other specs are mentioned in the notes that are questionable, including 2 tera(bytes?) memory, Quick Circle, Gesture palm selfie. so noted are what look to be two different RAM storage options, which may be coupled together. It looks like there may be a possibility that the G3 will come in 16GB/32GB storage 2GB/3GB RAM variants. rsonally, I’m very excited for the G3. There have been very few Android smartphones that have swayed me from the G2 since I picked it up last September, there’s a very good chance that I’ll be picking up the G3 when it finally ls in the coming month.
