Not too long ago, LG released its top-tier handset and called it the G5. Now, they have another flagship coming and it is expected to continue the line of LG's premium series.
The LG V20 is the successor of last year's V10 and it is going to be the first smartphone to run on Android 7.0 Nougat. The LG V20 phablet will be officially announced in San Francisco on September 6. Just about a month ago, LG dropped hints that their latest flagship is something users really need to look forward to, but no other details were given other than that.
Tomorrow, LG is set to introduce its second edition of the V-line of phablets, according to Phone Arena. Android 7.0 Nougat is Google's latest mobile operating system and the LG V20 is the first phone to run with the new OS. This is quite baffling since Google has its own smartphones, the Nexus line. But sources suggest that Google is moving forward with LG and dropping the Nexus brand in the process.
There were no reports of the LG V20 phablet's specs and here is what we can expect from their newest phablet.
We can already expect that the LG V20 phablet will be integrated with Google's latest mobile operating system, Android 7.0 Nougat. In a report published on GSM Arena, the V20 will be sporting a 5.7-inch QHD main screen, it will also be integrated with chipmaker Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 at the helm, it will be equipped with a 16 MP dual camera and as for battery life, it'll definitely last longer with its 4,000 mAh battery.
The V20 is also expected to have 4 GB RAM, a high-tech audio quality as there are rumors it will have a 32-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC and it should cost around $600. These are just rumors about what to expect from the LG V20 phablet. These specs sound very exciting, and LG can confirm if all the rumors about the specs are true during its the device's launch in San Francisco.
