Software info on the update is available here. Among the more interesting additions that Oreo brings to this phone are notification dots, picture-in-picture for YouTube videos and enhanced fingerprint security. The update was promised to us on April 30th – better late than never, I guess. Tweet Vote on HN ...

At least if you live in Canada! Pre-order deals often spoil us with a variety of expensive bonuses but LG pretty much takes the cake with its latest offer. If you pre-order the phone in Canada from a specific network provider/store, you will get a free LG 4K UHD Smart TV. Offer is available for May 18th-31st. Damn. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Yay, Gy ThinQ is out for the Brits to buy. Or at least preorder. Phone’s price is 594 pounds, which translates into roughly 673 euros. Not bad for a flagship. Hopefully the cost of the phone will not rise significantly in other regions. G7 ThinQ’s specs include a 6.1′ LCD display, 8-core Snapdragon 845 CPU, 16mpx + 16mpx main camera, 3000mAh battery with Quick Charge and Android 8.0 Oreo. Tweet Vote on HN ...

There is never too much of a good thing. G7 ThinQ may be coming out next Wednesday, near release date has never stopped us from hunting down leaks and rumours before, right? Right. Today’s render, leaked online by Evan Blass, depicts the phone in a new, black-themed casing. Cool.You can learn more about the LG G7 ThinQ from our earlier post. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Yaay, Evan Blass strikes again. This time our favourite leakster has treated us with an all-angles picture of the upcoming G7 ThinQ by LG. Blass’ pictures are arguably the best yet, depicting the phone from every side possible and in high quality. (Un)fortunately, the pictures confirm ThinQ having an iPhone-esque notch at the top of the screen, as well as dual camera, dedicated Google Assistant button, rear-mounted fingerprint scanner and – cool – a 3.5mm headphone jack. Oh, and an USB-C port.Given Evan Blass’ track record of being almost always correct, we can ...

G7 ThinQ is a popular subject of online news: we at sim-unlock.net talked about it a number of times, just as other websites have. As it turns out though, more can still be said about it. That fact was just proven by Evan ”God Bless Him” Blass, who has just released a leaked promo graphic of the device. The graphic shows us one element of ThinQ that no one has heard of before, mainly a side power button. There is nothing odd about the button itself; the only thing is that ThinQ will be the first device in five years to have a side power button. This, along with the device ...

LG G7 ThinQ is LG’s upcoming flagship and probably the worst-named smartphone of 2018 to date. Well, LG has just released a confirmation of its US release date, and it is May 2nd, during an event in New York. Day later the phone will be released in South Korea. Simultaneously, AndroidHeadlines has released a render that depicts the phone in five colour variants: Aurora Black, Platinum Grey, Moroccan Blue, Moroccan Blue (Matte) and Raspberry Rose. Tweet Vote on HN ...

– phone’s name, ThinQ, suggests that it will be equipped with LG’s original AI assistant that is already available in some of its devices. Its features will include voice assistant and help in taking higher quality photographs,– G7 ThinQ will have a notch, but there will be an option to hide it,– 6′ display, 18:9 or 19:9,– dual 16mpx main camera, f/1.6 aperture,– Snapdragon 845 CPU, 4/6 GB RAM and 64/128 GB flash memory, microSD card slot,– 3300mAh battery.Phone’s render can be watched here. Its release is to take place sometime ...

Colour me interested. According to a leaked video by Ynet, the iPhone-esque notch on G7 can be turned on and off in phone’s settings. Interesting. The reason LG implemented the notch in G7 is twofold: first, it’s hip, and second, the phone will eventually be updated to Android P operating system, which will supposedly make a great use of the notch.What do you think about turning the notch on and off? Personally I love the idea – power to the people, choose which you prefer ...

Two months after the phone’s release the day is finally here; Verizon (USA) users of LG V30 are finally getting their operational system upgraded to Android 8.0 Oreo. The update weights over a hefy 1700 gigabytes and offers a number of Oreo-related features such as improved notification settings, picture-in-picture mode and a smart text selection.We do not know when will the other US carriers update their LG V30’s, but it will probably happen sooner than later. Tweet Vote on ...