Software Update Options

This feature allows you to conveniently update your smartphone software to the new version “over the air” using Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA) technology without connecting via a USB cable.

• 1 Install USB DRIVER
• 2 Download and install LG MOBILE SUPPORT TOOL
• 3 Connect your phone to the PC using a USB cable
• 4 Click “Start Update” in LG Mobile Support Tool

Did the smartphone software update stop until fully installed?

1. Did the smartphone software update stop until fully installed?
     Do not close the software update window, disconnect the cable and reconnect it. And check if the USB driver is working on your PC. Then resume the software update.
2. Otherwise, please select "Service" - "Phone Recovery" in the LG Mobile Support Tool. Then you can start recovering your phone.

Smartphone LG G2 D802   from a South Korean brand running Android 4.2. Here you can get root rights, download official firmware and custom, as well as instructions. In addition, there is infa how to reset the settings (hard reset) or a graphic key. This smartphone is high performance.

Root on LG G2 D802 32Gb

How to get the root for LG G2 D802 32Gb   See instructions below.

Below are the universal programs for obtaining root rights for devices on Qualcomm Snapdragon

•   (need a pc)
•   (Ruth using PC)
•   (popular)
•   (root in one click)

If the superuser (root) rights could not be obtained or the program did not appear (you can install it yourself) - ask a question in the subject. You may need custom kernel firmware.

Specifications

1. Standard: GSM 900/1800/1900, 3G, LTE
2. Support LTE bands: 850, 900, 1800, 2100, 2600
3. Type: smartphone
4. Operating System: Android 4.2
5. Case Type: Classic
6. SIM Type: micro SIM
7. SIM Card Quantity: 1
8. Weight: 143g
9. Dimensions (WxHxT): 70.9x138.5x9.14 mm
10. Screen Type: IPS color, 16.78 million colors, touch
11. Touch Screen Type: Multi-touch, Capacitive
12. Diagonal: 5.2 inch
13. Image Size: 1080x1920
14. Pixels Per Inch (PPI): 424
15. Automatic screen rotation: yes
16. Scratch resistant glass: yes
17. Ringtone Type: Polyphonic, MP3 Ringtones
18. Vibration alert: yes
19. Camera: 13 million pixels, built-in flash
20. Camera Functions: Auto Focus, Digital Zoom 8x
21. Video recording: yes
22. Max. Video Resolution: 1920x1080
23. Max. video frame rate: 60 frames / s
24. Front camera: yes, 2.1 million pixels
25. Audio: MP3
26. Voice recorder: yes
27. Headphone Jack: 3.5mm
28. Video Output: MHL
29. Interfaces: IRDA, USB, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0
30. USB host: yes
31. Satellite Navigation: GPS / GLONASS
32. Internet access: WAP, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA +, email POP / SMTP, email IMAP4, HTML
33. DLNA support: yes
34. Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MSM8974, 2260 MHz
35. Number of processor cores: 4
36. Video Processor: Adreno 330
37. The amount of internal memory: 32 GB
38. RAM: 2 GB
39. Memory card slot: none
40. Additional SMS functions: entering text with a dictionary
41. MMS: yes
42. Battery Type: Li-polymer
43. Battery capacity: 3000 mAh
44. Talk Time: 34.40 h
45. Standby time: 800 h
46. A2DP profile: yes
47. Sensors: illumination, proximity, gyroscope, compass
48. Search for a book: there
49. Exchange between SIM-card and internal memory: yes
50. Organizer: alarm clock, calculator, task scheduler
51. Options: phone, PC cable, charger, manual
52. Features: sound system - 24bit x 192kHz Hi-Fi Sound; camera: two-sided shooting, sapphire crystal, multi-point autofocus, spherical shooting 360 ?, optical image stabilization; glass

Review LG G2 D802 32Gb

Many people ask: is it worth changing LG2 to LG3 and is the flagship smartphone once obsolete? I will say right away that there is no point in changing much, since the G2 model is still very productive and has a high-quality camera. As for the display, it is juicy and bright, it’s nice to watch movies, and there is the possibility of connecting a flash drive via OTG.
The disadvantages include the assembly, creaks appear over time (some elements of the case may depart).
In general, the smartphone is still suitable and you can take it: yes, you shouldn't wait for updates, as I understand it, but you can upgrade to custom firmware (to upgrade to Android 5.0), then the smartphone takes on a new life, seriously. However, without LG’s proprietary interface - the feelings are not the same, so it’s better to leave it and not use the drain (in this case, it’s true, no kidding).

Firmware for LG G2 D802 32Gb

Official Android 4.2 firmware [stock ROM file] -
  Custom LG firmware -

The firmware of the LJ G2 D802 32Gb can be implemented in several ways. If the firmware file has not yet been downloaded here, then create a topic in the forum, in the section, specialists will help you and add the firmware. Do not forget to write a review on the 4-10 lines about the smartphone in the subject, this is important. Unfortunately, the official LG website will not help solve this problem, and we will solve it for free. This LJ model has on board Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MSM8974, 2260 MHz, respectively, there are such flashing methods:

1. Recovery - flashing directly on the device
2. Special utility from the manufacturer, or

What are custom firmwares?

1. CM - CyanogenMod
2. LineageOS
3. Paranoid Android
4. Omnirom
5. Temasek’s

Problems and disadvantages of a smartphone from LG and how to fix them?

• If the G2 D802 does not turn on, for example, you see a white screen, hangs on the splash screen, or the notification indicator only blinks (possibly after charging).
• If it crashes when updating / crashes when turned on (need flashing, 100%)
• Does not charge (usually, iron problems)
• Does not see a SIM card (SIM card)
• The camera does not work (at least hardware problems)
• The sensor does not work (depending on the situation)

Let's start with the good. At one time, I exchanged the stock firmware in LG G2 for CyanogenMod, mostly because of the interface. LG shell of the previous version, to put it mildly, did not like. In the case of LG UX 4.0, the situation is completely different - the new UI is very cool. And one of the features of CloudyG2 3.3 is precisely the complete transfer of the interface with the LG G4. That is, there is no “bare" Android, but I do not regret it at all. Take at least Quick Memo. Yes, we are dealing with Android, so something similar can be “screwed” to any smartphone, but here we are talking about the possibilities out of the box. So Quick Memo makes my life a lot easier. For example, I’m reading some text, I find something interesting in it, and I want to send this passage to a friend. Previously, I needed to take a screenshot, go to some editor, select the necessary lines, and only then forward the picture. Now, this process takes me just a few seconds (I moved the “curtain” → circled → sent). For me personally, this is a very useful feature. It is clear that this is only one of the highlights of the new UI.

A new keyboard also migrated from LG G4 to LG G2. I even like it more than Google’s one, for one simple reason - the block with numbers is displayed on the first screen. That is, in order to dial some number you do not need to make an extra press.

But there are some disadvantages associated with the new interface. For example, on CyanogenMod 12 I took screenshots by holding the power key and there I selected the “Screenshot” item. There is no such chip in the same firmware, so you have to hold down the “Volume down” and “Power” keys. Not very convenient, given the fact that in the LG G2 these buttons are located on the back. Although, of course, you can go the path of least resistance and take screenshots using the same Quick Memo, which I mentioned above. In general, there are three buttons available in this window: “Turn Off”, “Restart” and “On Airplane”.

Now a few words about the camera. Compared to CyanogenMod, she really began to shoot better. The whole point is that the developers of this firmware have improved the camera driver. And it is really noticeable. In general, the application itself is fully ported to the LG G4, except for shooting in RAW format. But this is not critical at all, as for me. If we talk about photos, it is impossible not to note the Auto HDR mode, which significantly improves the quality of images, but at the same time practically does not affect the shooting speed. But the video can be written in HD, Full HD (30 or 60 frames / s) and Ultra HD (30 frames / s). Slow motion is also present: HD at 120 frames / s.

As for performance, I noticed almost no changes. Plus or minus 200-300 points in AnTuTu just do not play a role (now LG G2 is gaining 35 thousand points in AnTuTu on CloudyG2 3.3). The only thing that pleased me very much was that the smartphone began to bask less in games and while watching videos (on the same YouTube, for example). But in terms of autonomy in general, solid stability. With my usage model (and I consider it rather demanding) it turns out that in the morning I take the phone off the charge, and in the evening (at 7-8) I need to charge the device back, because 10-15 percent remains there.

And yes, for some reason you can’t change the sound of the alarm clock in the standard Clock application, so get ready for the fact that you will either have to download some analogue from Google Play, or wake up every morning to very strange sounds. For the rest of the standard applications, I generally have no complaints.

And in the end I’ll talk about some of the nuances associated with installing this firmware. If you will be flashing your G2 with the “stock” or “custom” firmware running on Lollipop, then everything is simple: abandoned the archive, made “wipes” and you're done. But if you install CloudyG2 3.3 on AOSP firmware (I just had CyanogenMod) or KitKat, then there are a few nuances. First you need to download TWRP 2.8.6.1 recovery (you can do it here, select your model), then, of course, backup, then Full Wipe, then flash the LP bootloader (you also need to upload it to the phone before, download it here) and then, without rebooting, install the firmware itself (the latest version always lies here). There is nothing complicated in the installation process itself - the Aroma graphical installer is used (there you can even choose the software package that will be installed). The main thing is to choose your version of LG G2. That's all. As for me, CloudyG2 3.3 is the best firmware for G2 to date.

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With a 5.2-inch screen and Full HD resolution, many have enjoyed it. In the reviews I just read that there are sheer oohs and aahs of authors who really like this tube. And there really is something in it! But the best part is not this.

Earlier it was reported that in early 2014, but already on December 26, an update to. Nevertheless, this is the flagship, and therefore fresh firmware is guaranteed to him! Moreover, the Nexus family also makes LG today, which means that it has access to the latest Google developments.

But with Android 4.4 for LG G2, the situation is still not so perfect. Officially, there is an update only in South Korea for the version of the smartphone with the designation F320K. For the rest of the world, the D802 is released. However, for owners of LG G2 who want right now, I will give below instructions for firmware Android 4.4.x KitKat stock and custom firmware.

Installing / restoring native (stock) firmware on LG G2

We have to:

• download drivers;
• download;
• download;
• download.

Note:   This method is suitable for all LG G2 phones except AT&T and Version. I hope there are not so many such "Americans" in our country;).

Installing native (stock) firmware (Android 4.2.2). Method one

And now, step by step instructions on how to flash LG G2 to Android 4.4:

1. download the necessary firmware (the firmware file must have the extension * .KDZ);
2. download and install drivers;
3. download (you just need to start and close);

1. turn off the smartphone and enter download mode   (bootloader) mode: hold the volume button up (Volume UP) and connect a USB cable (enter boot mode);
2. after that download and unzip, then run the file UpTestEX.exe;
3. in the window R&D Test Tool:

• Select Type \u003d 3GQCT   (upper left side);
• PhoneMode   \u003d Diag (upper right corner);
• Select kdz file   \u003d Select your stock firmware (.KDZ);
• press the button Normal web upgrade test   (bottom right);
• after a popup appears, click Upgrade start;
• wait a few seconds, another window will pop up Select Country & Language;
• Country   - depends on the firmware (select the one you need);
• Language   - Depends on the firmware (select the one you need);
• press Ok   to start the firmware.

Note.   After firmware, if received Boot loop   (cyclic reboot), do Reset. To reset the settings, turn on the phone while holding down the Volume Down button.

That's all, actually. Easy, right? And it works stably. Although, of course, you still have to wait for the official firmware of Android 4.4 for the LG G2 D802. Then things will go more fun!

Installing native (stock) firmware (Android 4.4.2). Rollback from Android 4.4.2 to 4.2.2. Second way

Note:   This method is also suitable if the message “You are using the latest software version ...” pops up when the firmware starts.

After downloading the necessary firmware file (the firmware file must have the * .KDZ extension), downloading and installing the drivers, you must:

• Engineering menu: 3845#*802#;
• Safe mode:   on the phone off, the Power button -\u003e wait until the LG screensaver -\u003e hold Volume Down (volume down);
• Reset settings:   Turn off the phone. Press and hold the Power + Volume Down keys until the LG splash screen appears;
• Unlock Code SIM: 2945#*802# .

In short, take risks and share your experience in the comments!