LG G7 ThinQ leaked photos show off display notch and AI button Motorola decides...

 
 
 
LG G7 ThinQ leaked photos show off display notch and AI button Motorola decides...

 
xda-developers
Apr 6, 2018 11:23 PM • by Joe Fedewa
LG G7 ThinQ leaked photos show off display notch and AI button

The LG G7 rumor mill has been a story of twists and turns. The phone was reportedly scrapped in January and started completely from scratch. More recent rumors have claimed a May/June launch, ThinQ branding, and a display notch. Some new leaked photos have seemingly confirmed a couple of those previous reports.

TechRadar got their hands on some photos and screenshots of the LG G7. As you can see in the first photo, the boot screen shows the "LG G7 ThinQ" branding. This has been expected ever since the LG V30S ThinQ was announced. LG also added the ThingQ branding to the original LG V30 with the Oreo update. The device is inside an unremovable case to hide the design, but we can still spot a few clues.

LG G7 ThinQ LG G7 ThinQ

The plastic case has 3 cutouts on the sides for buttons. This is interesting because LG phones have typically only included volume buttons on the side with the power button on the back. That still leaves a third cutout, which most likely points to the previously rumored AI button. We hope LG will allow users to remap this button.

The next big thing we can confirm is the display notch. LG has put the clock on the left to make room for this controversial feature. The display size is said to be 6.1-inches. Other specs include the Snapdragon 845 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage. The model number for this device is LG-G710TM, which actually does not line up with previous device model numbers. We expect to learn more about this device next month.


Source: TechRadar




Android Advices
Apr 5, 2018 6:53 PM • by Pavan Kumar B.C
Motorola decides to schedule an event on April 19th, expected to announce Moto G6, G6 Play and G6 Plus

Motorola has scheduled an event on 19th of April and has already started sending out invites for the event in Sao Paulo, Brazil. We can expect Motorola to introduce its latest G6 line of devices which are dubbed as Moto G6, G6 Play, and G6 Plus. The Moto G6 was listed for $249.99 in the U.S retailer while the G6 Play was listed at $199.99. All the three smartphones are expected to come with the latest 18:9 display and fingerprint sensor to enhance the security levels.

According to rumored specifications of these handsets, Moto G6 Plus, G6 Play, and G6 features a 5.93-inch display and 5.7-inch IPS displays respectively and come out of the box with Android Oreo 8.0 operating system. The G6 Play is expected to come in 6GB and 4GB RAM variants and feature 12MP + 5MP camera setup on the rear with 16MP selfie camera with LED flash. There is also a 3200mAh battery which comes with Turbocharging technology. It is also expected to come with 2.2 GHz Octa-core snapdragon processor.

Motorola G6 invite

The Moto is expected to come with 3GB / 4GB RAM options with 64GB / 128 internal storage. There will be the same 12MP + 5MP rear camera setup with LEF flash and also a 16MP front-facing camera with LED flash. There is a smaller 3000mAh battery on the rear with Turbo charging. The Moto G6 Play will feature 2GB or 3GB RAM with 16GB or 32GB storage options and will either come with 12MP or 13MP rear camera with 5MO front-facing selfie camera.

There will be a 4000mAh battery on the Moto G6 Play with fast charging technology and according to the rumors, it also has a fingerprint sensor. Nothing is known about the pricing and global launch yet. Are you interested to buy any of these handsets? Comment in the section below and stay tuned to Android Advises for more news and updates.

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