It's not déjà vu — LG has yet another new phone,Lee Do following the release of its flagship LG G7 ThinQ earlier this month and the LG V30s that came out in February.
The LG V35 ThinQ is the new kid, merging the V30s design with features that we first saw on the G7.
However, there are three differences between the V35 and the G7. First, you don't get a traditional 6.1 inch QHD+ OLED screen, instead of an edge-to-edge one. Second, a larger 3,300mAh battery is on board. And third, there's more power on the inside thanks to 6GB of RAM.
The V35 ThinQ is similar to the V30 in terms of design but those beefed-up specs put it on par with the G7. Like other phones from LG with the "ThinQ" moniker, the V35 has a focus on artificial intelligence.
You'll see that in Google Lens, which is built into the camera and can identify things like statues, plants, or books in real time. The dual camera on the back has 19 shooting modes, including Portrait for the crucial bokeh shots. It ships with Android 8.0 Oreo, which of course includes Google Assistant (LG doesn't have its own... at least not yet).
The LG V35 ThinQ costs $900 at full retail, which is a very premium price in 2018. In the U.S. it will be coming June 8 to AT&T (which curiously didn't carry the LG G7), costing $30 a month for 30 months on the carrier's Next installment plan.
Topics Android
Previous：Bafflersplainer: Win the Future
Next：Missing Perspectives
What Comes After Resistance?
TCL's new concept phone unfolds and rolls out to get bigger and bigger
LeVar Burton pitched himself as 'Jeopardy' host and wow, great idea
See the world change over nearly 40 years in Google Earth's new timelapse feature
News from Nowhere Episode 10
News anchor claps back at body shamers who said she was 'too big' for her on
Outdated pregnancy terms need a rebrand
Bang & Olufsen has a book
Citizen Zuckerberg
Hillary Clinton guest
The Last Line of Defense
How to manage all your browser tabs
Everything coming to Disney+ in May
Farewell to Paddles, New Zealand's beloved first cat
Amnesiac Nation
Harvey Weinstein reportedly hired private investigators to discredit accusers
LeVar Burton pitched himself as 'Jeopardy' host and wow, great idea
Apple's 'Spring Loaded' event will be held on April 20
How to Lie: Donald Trump, Jr. fails in the family trade
NASA releases stunning photo of beautiful blue dunes on Mars
Twitter updates developer rules in the wake of bot crackdownStormzy fires furious freestyle against UK Prime Minister Theresa MayDownload Apple's update to protect your iPhone from the Telugu bugThe discovery of alien life may be viewed as exciting and positiveTed Cruz has made a very serious enemy out of 'Simpsons' fansShuri would be so proud of all of your 'Black Panther' memesThese old 'Simpsons' sketches are everything you need and moreNew 'Doctor Who' season has perfect new logoHarvey Weinstein apologizes for using Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence as legal shieldsWestminster displays world's smallest fidget spinner at Toy Fair 2018The discovery of alien life may be viewed as exciting and positiveWhat to expect from Mobile World Congress 2018Amy Poehler blasts NRA over 'Parks & Rec' tweet'Black Panther' hype and success shows importance of representationWestminster displays world's smallest fidget spinner at Toy Fair 2018Bitcoin Regret Club shows what you could have if you invested earlyDivers find World War II bomb lurking in Sydney HarbourGoogle launches Google Pay, its answer to Apple PayWelp, Steven Seagal is endorsing a cryptocurrency called 'Bitcoiin'Heavy metal figure skater performs to AC/DC on the ice Stopping Dead from the Neck Up by Delmore Schwartz Reading the Room: An Interview with Paul Yamazaki by Seminary Co Bad Dinner Guest by Laurie Stone How to edit videos Apple Vision Pro is now available for purchase “It’s This Line / Here” : Happy Belated Birthday to James Schuyler by Ben Lerner Good Manners by Hebe Uhart Sexual assaults are happening in VR. What can we do about it? A Conversation with Louise Erdrich by Sterling HolyWhiteMountain How to watch Knicks vs. Lakers livestreams: Game time, streaming deals The Darkest Week of the Year: Fosse’s Septology by Sean Thor Conroe Remembering Lyn Hejinian (1941–2024) by The Paris Review Too Enjoyable to Be Literature by Helen Garner Throwing Yourself Into the Dark: A Conversation with Anne Carson by Kate Dwyer With Melville in Pittsfield by J. D. Daniels Bose deals: Save on Bose earbuds, headphones, and speakers How to watch Wisconsin vs. Purdue basketball livestreams: Game time, streaming deals Texas to feral pigs: It's time for the 'hog apocalypse' to begin Making of a Poem: Farid Matuk on “Crease” by Farid Matuk In Warsaw by Elisa Gonzalez
2.4375s , 8192.796875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Lee Do】,Co-creation Information Network