Asper to LGs roadmap, the Korean firm plans to public two flagship phones per annum. the first 1/2 the year traditionally sees the public of a high end G series smartphone, while the later 1/2 the year aims at catching the masses with the V series. It looks like LG will currently be returning to familiar waters and ditching its IPS display technology and counting on OLED displays for its new LG V30.
It should not extremely come as a surprise to many that LG is finally shifting to OLED panels for the LG V30, seeing because the company produces them en masse for its flatscreen TVs. LG had already used OLED displays for the G Flex and therefore the G Flex 2, however these were ne’er intended to be mass client phones.
So why the switch? Well, it turns out that IPS panels are not quick enough for VR apps and Google’s Daydream standard. LG does not need to miss out on this development therefore they have opted for the display technology switch. it’ll be very seemingly that the V30 will also take over the bizarre display facet of the G6 (18:9 aspect ratio), which would mean we could see the same design note likewise. Its unclear if the V30 will also embody alittle secondary display.
It’s also unclear if LG will still the dying out trend of together with the feature of having a exchangeable battery. almost each single high-end smartphone has killed off the exchangeable battery, together with LG’s latest flagship the G6.
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The LG V20 was a highly praised phone, not simply because of its exchangeable battery however additionally due to its solid build quality and us Military standard MIL-STD-810G certification. The G6 has passed similar tests and had received a similar certification, therefore deduct that the V30 will continue the trend of being a awfully “robust” phone.
Unluckily, there are not any additional technical specs that have found their approach into our hands or on-line. From what we’ve heard and seen tho’, its more than seemingly that the V30 will be on par at least in technical specification terms to the Google pixel, Moto Z or axon 7. The reasoning? These are presently the only Daydream prepared smartphones.
