 Hey guys, it's Chris with The Verge and I'm here with the LG Optimus 4X, which is one of the many phones that LG has introduced here this week. This is sort of a rapid and complete departure from the Optimuses that we've seen in recent months and recent years. It's completely squared off, feels very high quality, has a nice back with a nice texture to it. It's very thin as you can tell. Of course, this is a quad-core device, which is one of the very first to be announced. You see you have three capacitive buttons along the bottom, so you don't get a soft button roll like you do on the Galaxy Nexus and some other ICS devices. Let's take a quick walk through the UI here. You can see there's no sign of stutter or slowness. As you can tell, this is pretty heavily skinned. I'd venture to say more heavily skinned than TouchWiz, which LG has been in the past, so that doesn't come as a big surprise. It is pretty significantly changed from LG's skin on Android 2.3, and that's a good thing. I can show you LG's custom lock screen as well, kind of a cool transition effect there. That's a quick look at the Optimus 4X, and we're going to look forward to reviewing this one in the coming weeks.