As part of its most ambitious smartphone introduction yet, LG Electronics will select 4,000 consumers in 15 countries who will "test drive" the all new LG G4 smartphone weeks before its official launch. Kicking off today in Korea, the program will target consumers in the following 14 other markets in the days ahead: Turkey, Indonesia, Singapore, United States, China, India, Brazil, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Mexico, Japan and Hong Kong.

Participants will be selected from applicants based on their entry responses (selection criteria may vary in each market). LG said that individuals could increase their chances of being selected by sharing their application experience on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Weibo. Once selected, participants in each country will be given an LG G4 for up to 30 days to experience its new design and features, including its personalized UX, high performance camera and impressive display for sharing online. Participants will be given various assignments to carry out over the course of their experience with prizes awarded.

If you are interested in participating you can check your local LG web page and social media sites in the coming days.

Last week, LG revealed the handset has a 5.5-inch Quad high-definition (QHD) display and will run the UX 4.0 software. It shows the model with an f/1.8 aperture limit, which means more light on the camera sensor and better image quality in low-light.
Its full camera details are yet to be confirmed, but the company said the G4 would have a leather back cover.

There have been rumors that the G4 will have a curved display similar to the LG G Flex, to make it more comfortable to hold and to give a better viewing angle.