LG V20 official with secondary display improvements and Nougat in tow

Last year was the first year that LG took the wraps off of its new (and quite large) flagship, the LG V10. While LG is already well-known for its other premium flagship line, the LG G series, the V series brings something unique to the table with a small, secondary display placed just above the main display. This secondary display has an always on feature which can display useful information, notifications, and serve as a quick access app drawer.

This year LG is back with its next generation LG V device, the LG V20. Design-wise, there isn’t a monster list of differences between it and its predecessor; it still features the same 5.7-inch main screen and a small secondary display for important information and the like. The secondary display, however, has received a couple of upgrades, including a upgraded 24-character limit (over the V10’s 14) and an added scrolling marquee effect. The V20 is made out of a mix of aluminum and polycarbonate. Internally, the V20 has received several notable improvements.

Specs for the V20 include a 5.7-inch IPS Quantum main display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, Adreno 530 GPU, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage (no word on if it’s expandable via microSD card slot or not, will update in the future), 16-megapixel camera on the rear with a 5-megapixel shooter on the front. Both cameras feature a wide-angle lens. The V20 receives an upgrade from last year’s V10 in the battery department, running on a 3,200 mAh battery (compared to last year’s 3,000 mAh). The V20 is also going to be the first Smartphone parts to come shipped with Android 7.0 Nougat right out of the box, overlayed with LG’s UX 5.0+ skin.

Other notable features include the switch from micro USB over to a USB Type-C charger. The V20 has also been upgraded to Quick Charge 3.0 over from Quick Charge 2.0. LG kept the removable battery aspect in the V20, leaving LG on board as one of the few remaining defenders of this feature. In the U.S., the V20 will come in two colors: Titan (black) and Silver. International versions of the V20 include enhanced B&O Play audio, but U.S. versions will allegedly not (although the U.S. version will feature a 32-bit Quad DAC, and for a limited time LG will supply a pair of B&O Play earphones with the purchase of a V20).

In the end, we’ve got some nicely upgraded specs, a larger battery, and a large, powerful flagship that runs on the very latest version of Android. Between that and its unique secondary display, the LG V20 is certainly a ipad replacement screen worth checking out if you’re in the market for a new daily driver.

LG has not revealed what the cost of the V20 will be yet, stating that pricing information will be available in a few weeks. As for a release date, we were given a vague answer of “sometime in the third quarter”.

Moto X4 Specifications Leaked, Tipped to Launch on June 30

Lenovo brand Moto is expected to launch the Moto G5S Plus, Moto X4, and Moto Z2 Force in India soon. Tipster Andri Yatim had recently leaked that the iphone battery replacement would launch in the country this summer. The same tipster has now shed some much-needed light on the Moto X4.

We haven't had much to go on when it comes to the Moto X4, but Yatim has revealed some specifications that can be expected from the upcoming smartphone. The Moto X4 is tipped to sport a glass front and back with a metal frame around. It is tipped to feature a 5.2-inch full-HD display and will be powered by a Snapdragon 660 processor coupled with 4GB or RAM. The Moto X4 will be offered in 32GB and 64GB storage options and is tipped to launch on June 30.

If the latest leak is to be believed, the Moto X4 will tout a dual 13-megapixel rear camera setup with f/1.7 aperture and f/2/2 aperture lenses. The front camera is left vague as of now with the tipster only mentioning LED flash. The Moto X4 is expected to run on Android 7.0 Nougat and will include a fingerprint sensor. Other features mentioned include NFC, IP68 rating for dust and splash resistance, and a 3800mAh battery with Fast Charge 3.0 via USB Type-C.

Recently, the tipster let out pricing details for the Moto X4, which can is rumoured to cost Rs. 20,999 for the 32GB variant and Rs. 23,999 for the 64GB option. Meanwhile, the Moto G5S Plus is tipped to cost around Rs. 17,999 and the Moto Z2 Force at Rs. 38,999.

Separately, the Moto C Plus budget iphone digitizer is also expected to launch in India soon based on a recent tweet by the company's India account. The launch could coincide with the Moto X4 unveiling, but nothing is set in stone as of now.

Apple boasts that iPad Pro is, um, powerful

Apple's in its 40s now.

When you get there, you want everyone to believe you're still young and strong, the apogee of vibrant power. Even if you might shortly need a hip replacement.

Lately, Cupertino has been running adsbased on, gasp, tweets -- something Apple itself never really bothered with.

The latest ad, though, has a loud explosion in it. For many who have followed Apple over the years, this might seem so very un-Apple, cool as it's always been.

Here, though, Apple is responding to a young man who's desperate for a more powerful computer. To which the voice-over replies he should get an iPad Pro iPhone parts .

Apple has been desperate to persuade for some time now that the iPad Pro is a computer. Microsoft has been desperate to laugh at the idea.

In this ad, Apple uses a wonderfully hard-selly, macho voice to intone about the A10x fusion chip. This turns the iPad Pro into the Arnold Schwarzenegger of tablets. Or, um, computers.

The ad is so spectacularly teenage and so pleasantly un-Apple iPhone replacement parts .

In another ad released on Friday, Apple wants you to believe its stylus, aka Pencil, has no lag. There's a joke in this ad and a man screaming loudly. Yes, more loud noise.

Apple didn't stop there with the younger-pandering notions.

In an ad from earlier this week, a young girl tweet-complains: "I hate everything."

Apple's helpful dad-voice replies: "Well, you're really going to hate the new iPad Pro because you can do pretty much everything with it."

It's really quite charming watching Apple try to be nice and the young, slightly Gothic girl merely offering hate in return.

The cleverness in this campaign is that Apple is trying to be short, youthful (without being fake) and relatively witty.

The young don't have the patience for you, old Tim. They want to know what you've got and they want to know now. In as few characters as possible.

Oh, make some powerful noise too. The young are very easily distracted.

Do we need to upgrade mobile phone system?

Apple demoed their iOS11 at WWDC in 2017 June 5, it has great changes compared with previous version and add many new functions. There are rumors that it will come with iPhone 8. Should we upgrade iOS11 as soon as it's officially pushed?

As we all know, to give users a better experience, smart-phone manufacturers update their systems from time to time. Generally, Apple or Android mobile phone manufacturers push users a new system to get a better experience in fluency, stability and so on. But there are two opinions about whether update the system and when to do it. Some users will update system the first time while others hate to do it. Why we have different views in one thing? Here we talk about the advantages and disadvantages of system update.

When should we upgrade phone system?

Since system upgrades has both advantages and disadvantages, should we upgrade the system, and when should we upgrade? Here are the suggestions.

Upgrade major version of system. In general, mobile phone manufacturers will push a major version of system update every year. If you want to experience the new functions, it is a good time to update after it pushed out.

Before updating you should consider the hardware of your device. New system often requires higher hardware, if an iPhone 5 running with IOS10, it may crash so you should be careful before updating.

You can upgrade when there’s a bug. If your phone encountered a system issue in using, you can try to update to the latest version to solve it.

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iPhone 8 Running on iOS 11 Leaked in Renders for the First Time

iPhone 8 renders have been leaked aplenty, but today’s leak brings reimagined renders of the iPhone parts running on the newly announced iOS 11 for the first time. The latest renders shows how the new Control Center, Lock Screen, Apple Music, and even the Messages apps will look on the iPhone 8's rumoured bezel-less display. It also shows the iPhone 8 from varied angles giving us a glimpse at what possibly is incoming in the future.

iDropNews has leaked these fresh renders, and talking about the design first, it sports the bezel-less design with no Home Button in the front, and a small lip at the top edge to place the earpiece, and front camera sensor. The report states that the iPhone 8 will also have a front laser and infrared sensor to bring facial recognition capabilities. As for Touch ID, the report reiterates that it will be embedded underneath the display.

The iPhone 8 is also expected to embed a large pad on the inside for introducing wireless charging capabilities. At the back, we see the vertical dual camera setup that is going to be essential for AR features to work. Apple has almost confirmed that the iPhone 8 will sport AR features, thanks to the ARKit released with iOS 11.

The launch date of the iPhone 8 iPhone replacement parts is another mystery with some reports claiming a delay due to production issues, and some claiming that it will be on schedule and launch in September. Apple is expected to integrate an OLED display, an Apple A11 chip, and a 3D front camera as well.