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LG V30<\/strong><\/h2>\n

What Is a Flagship Phone?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Launching a year\u2019s flagship phone is always a headache for manufacturers, especially for the top manufacturers losing their sales positions. LG has failed to compete against Samsung, Apple, and even Lenovo\u2019s Motorola.
\nA flagship phone should support the large variety of cellular, wireless networks and connections to compete with other brands. It should feature a hi-res, multi-touch display, a hi-res cam, and support HD video up to 4K. A capacious battery with a prolonged life would be beneficial, as well as a special feature to set the flagship apart from its competitors. Previously, such features were fingerprint readers. Since the overall casing design boiled down to rectangular sleek \u2018bricks\u2019, it\u2019s a real challenge for engineers.<\/p>\n

RUMORS ABOUT THE SPECS<\/h3>\n

The V series of LG phones always embraced the most popular features, and the V30 will be no exception. Three cellular bandwidths, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a must-have of recent years, NFC, the near-field radio communication for contactless payment and data exchange.<\/p>\n

Since the iPhone 7, a 3.5 mm audio jack socket has been considered a somewhat vintage feature, but yes, this Korean smartphone will have it. This is perhaps due to the presence of a FM radio aboard. The headset\u2019s wire usually serves as an antenna. LG goes old school in many more ways than that. They haven\u2019t ditched the memory card slot and the storage supported is up to 256 GB tops. The battery will be removable, which is really unheard of nowadays! Next time they\u2019ll bring back the mechanical keyboard.<\/p>\n

OS AND SOME FEATURES<\/h3>\n

The phone by LG will also be the only mobile aside from Google Pixel to run on Android 7.1 Nougat. More so, Google promises that this flagship will support the VR Daydream headset from the box.<\/p>\n

As far as the software from the box goes, the V30 is packed with two multi-format players, an audio and a video one, a photo editor and a document editor.<\/p>\n

Even without the VR glasses, the V30 can make any user happy with its HD Ready hi-res screen which is even better than that of the closest competitor \u2013 Motorola Z Play 2. However, this is not what the V series is famous for. Its highlight is not the dual rear camera or the OLED display, but the secondary always-on touch screen that shows time, favorite apps, icons, and alerts. The LGV10 featured just a narrow strip at the top of the screen. The LG V30 phone is rumored to have a second display at the bottom of the front panel that will take up about one third of it.<\/p>\n

\"LG<\/p>\n

The display can house as much as two rows of icons and is meant for app selection or typing with full screen above on or off. It gives the LG V30 a 1990s vibe, when all mobiles featured physical keys. Not very comfortable for everyday use, unless this display can be turned off as well. The bad news about this smartphone is that it won\u2019t be available abroad, even in Canada. The LG V30 is meant for the US market only. The company is going to pitch it against other Android flagships, at least in terms of pricing. We\u2019ll see if a second display and a format-packed multimedia features are enough to take a hand over Motorola, Samsung, and Pixel.<\/p>\n

SPECIFICATIONS (BASED ON LEAKS)<\/h3>\n