The LG G3 is powered by a quad-core 2.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor with 2GB of RAM. The micro-USB port allows you to charge as well as transfer data quickly from your computer to the LG G3 and vice versa. The micro-USB port also supports Slim. Bluetooth 4.0 is onboard for pairing with other Bluetooth-enabled devices. 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi is also integrated for high-speed Internet connectivity. Built-in NFC allows you to instantly connect to other NFC-enabled devices for content sharing simply by tapping the two devices together. A-GPS with GLONASS is also available for using Google Location and Maps services. Additionally, the LG G3 has a removable 3 000 MAh battery. The LG G3 also allows you to charge your battery via wireless charging. The LG G3 comes with the Android 4.4.2 KitKat operating system. Kitkat provides improved features to Android. Google Now is integrated deeper into Android. In fact, you can start using Google Now without even having to touch the screen. Instead you can simply say "OK Google" to your smartphone and you'll be able to do voice search send a text message get directions or even start playing music. Speaking of voices the phone app has gotten a revamped look. Instead of the tired alphabetical sorting KitKat will evaluate which contacts you speak with most often and automatically prioritize your contacts list accordingly. Also the phone app is integrated with Google Maps, so you'll be able to look up nearby restaurants and hotels directly from the app. On a related note Caller ID also gets some Google Maps integration as well. If you receive a call from a phone number that is not in your contacts Google Maps will search and display any matches from local businesses. It's clear that Google's goal with Android 4.4.2 Kit - Kat is reduced Android fragmentation and a personal customized experience.
