A photo taken by the LG G4. Photo: LG/Colby Brown

Based on the specifications LG has already confirmed and a few unofficial leaks, we know the company’s upcoming G4 is going to be pretty special. If taking great photos is important to you, it could well be your next upgrade.

The photographs below were all taken with the G4’s new “professional grade” camera, which has a 16-megapixel sensor and f/1.8 aperture — and they are jaw-droppingly good.

You can now draw emojis on Android Wear. Photo: Google

Google is rolling out a massive Android Wear update that hopes to greatly improve the way we use our smartwatches. It finally brings support for Wi-Fi and a new app launcher, and also adds gestures, the ability to draw emojis, and more.

The LG G4 will have a genuine leather back. Photo: LG

LG has already leaked out its upcoming G4 accidentally, so it has nothing to lose with its latest teaser, which provides us with our first official glimpse at the handset’s all-new leather back panel.

Meet the LG G4. Photo: LG

Thanks to a pretty wretched blunder, LG inadvertently revealed its upcoming G4 smartphone on its website ahead of the handset’s April 28 unveiling.

The device looks a lot like last year’s G3 with a very attractive all-glass front and super slim bezels, but LG has added a stitched leather back that will almost certainly put some fans off.

Lollipop for the LG G3. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

LG G3 handsets connected to Verizon are finally getting their Android 5.0 Lollipop update, more than two months after the software was released by AT&T and Sprint.

It’s rolling out now over-the-air, and it brings a whole host of new features and improvements.