LG today introduced its latest software by announcing the LG Optimus UI 3.0. The newer version of LG’s custom user interface is based on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and is part of the Korean manufacturer’s efforts to better compete with its rivals. The Optimus UI 3.0 is a step-up from its previous incarnation, which was often criticized for being too similar to Samsung’s Touchwiz and not adding enough. Version 3.0 is a little more fluid and has “simpler” design to provide quick access to app. There’s also the Quick Memo annotation system and enhanced video playback that we mentioned previously , and a Pattern Lock feature that goes directly to a specific feature based on the pattern entered. So if you want to go directly to your most frequently used function instead of the home screen, a specific pattern would offer a shortcut
LG Optimus UI 3.0 seeks to level playing field with other Android UI’s
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