بروزرسانی: 13 ژانویه 2021 (05:44 PM ET): در CES 2021 ، LG چند فیلم جدید از دستگاه جدید فوق العاده جدید Explorer Project خود نشان داد. اگرچه اطلاعات زیادی در مورد تلفن قابل رویت LG منتشر نشده است ، اما قطعاً به نظر می رسد که به زودی فرود خواهد آمد.
مقاله اصلی: LG در سال 2020 هنگامی که رسماً از تلفن هوشمند Wing رونمایی کرد ، سر و صدای زیادی به پا کرد. تلفن از جلو به صورت یک دستگاه عادی به نظر می رسد ، اما صفحه اصلی را به کنار بکشید و در زیر صفحه نمایش کوچکتری دارید.
طراحی LG Wing به وضوح در فضای گوشی های هوشمند مدرن منحصر به فرد است ، اما این شرکت تأیید کرد که فقط اولین دستگاه در خط جدید تلفن های برجسته Explorer Project خود. خوشبختانه ، در بین نشت و اذیت رسمی ، ما ایده خوبی را در مورد آنچه در آینده انتظار می رود دریافت کرده ایم.
همه نشانه ها به یک تلفن قابل جمع شدن LG اشاره دارد ، و ما تمام نشت های عمده ، افت اطلاعات و شایعات را جمع آوری کرده ایم. در زیر برای درک بهتر آنچه انتظار می رود حتماً این صفحه را علامت گذاری کنید ، زیرا به طور مرتب آن را به روزرسانی خواهیم کرد! از دستگاه به عنوان Rollable یاد می کند. ممکن است نام نهایی گوشی LG Rollable باشد. این ممکن است دور از ذهن به نظر برسد ، اما نام رمز لو رفته برای LG Wing – حدس زده اید – Wing بود. از این رو احتمال وجود ندارد که دستگاه به صورت Rollable راه اندازی شود.
LetsGoDigital در 4 نوامبر نام بالقوه ای را کشف کرد ، با اشاره به اینکه ال جی نام Rollable را درخواست کرده است. در پرونده ذکر شده که این مربوط به فضای تلفن همراه است تا عرصه تلویزیون یا هر چیز دیگری. این فقط شواهد بیشتری راجع به Rollble بودن نام تلفن می دهد.
بخوانید: راهنمای خریدار LG – همه آنچه شما باید بدانید
در 5 نوامبر ، خروجی همچنین نام احتمالی دیگری را کشف کرد ، زیرا سازنده درخواست نام را داد. از LG Slide. این نشان می دهد که ال جی به چند نام رضایت داده است ، اما این هنوز تضمینی نیست.
در مورد تاریخ انتشار ، The Elec برای اولین بار اشاره به راه اندازی "اوایل 2021" کرد ، بعدا اضافه کرد که از مارس 2021 انتظار می رود. از آنجا که LG در CES 2021 گوشی را بسیار برجسته نشان داد ، به نظر می رسد یک پنجره راه اندازی معقول برای ما باشد. ] همچنین یک پرونده ثبت اختراع برای یک تلفن هوشمند قابل انعطاف LG با نمایشگر قابل ارتقا در دو طرف چپ و راست کشف کرد. همچنین لازم به ذکر است که جمع کردن نمایشگرها منجر به ایجاد تلفنی می شود که چیزی شبیه به صفحه نمایش 16: 9 و نه نسبت صفحه های 18: 9 ، 20: 9 و حتی 21: 9 امروز دارد. با استفاده از مجوز خروجی ، می توانید تصویری در زیر مشاهده کنید.
£100 off LG G7 ThinQ, Gear S3 Frontier for £189
Welcome to your weekly round-up of the best U.K. deals of the week for Android phones, network plans, accessories, smart home tech, and a little of whatever else is on offer in the world of mobile!
This week’s deals include a nice saving on the LG G7 ThinQ, the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier for less than £200, £200 off a 55-inch Philips Android TV, and much more.
Below are the most enticing deals we’ve seen this week hand-picked with a little help from the folks over at HotUKDeals – the U.K.’s biggest deal-sharing community.
Phones
LG G7 ThinQ (SIM Free, 64GB) – £499 (was £599) @ giffgaff
LG G6 (SIM Free, 32GB) w/ free Bang & Olufsen Play in-ear earphones – £299 (was £359) @ BT
Nokia 6.1 (SIM Free, 32GB) – £199 (was £229) @ Carphone Warehouse
Honor 9 Lite (SIM Free, 32GB) – £149 (was £199) @ John Lewis
Plans
Virgin Mobile 12 month SIM only, 45GB data, 5,000 minutes, unlimited texts – £18 p/month @ Virgin Mobile
Accessories
Tech
Philips 55-inch 55POS9002 OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV – £1,299 (was £1,499) @ John Lewis
More UK content:
Have you seen any amazing deals this week? Be sure to share your finds in the comments.
پیش از سفارشات برای LG ThinQ V35 G7 و ThinQ در پروژه فی رفتن زنده
- G7 LG ThinQ و LG ThinQ V35 در پروژه فی در حال حاضر برای پیش سفارش.
- در حالی که ال جی V35 هزینه $899 G7 ال جی در 749 $ قیمت است.
- خریداران پروژه فی 100 دلار خدمات اعتباری با خرید هر گوشی را دریافت کنید.
اگر شما می خواستم برای گرفتن دست خود را در ال جی ThinQ G7 و یا جدیدتر ThinQ V35 ال جی، شما باید به خروجی جدید. پروژه فی حامل MVNO گوگل در حال حاضر هر دو گوشی ال جی این شاخص جدید برای سفارش قبل از ارائه است. بررسی ال جی ThinQ G7 مقاله مرتبط “/>
LG Q7 rights the Q6’s wrongs, offers IP68 protection, fingerprint scanner
LG
Update (06/14): LG has confirmed pricing for the LG Q7 and Q7 Plus for its home market of South Korea and detailed its plans for a wider international release.
The regular LG Q7 will retail for 495,000 won (~$457) while the more powerful LG Q7 Plus comes in at 570,000 won (~$527). We’re still yet to hear anything on the low-end Q7a.
While LG hasn’t noted an exact release date for either device, it has confirmed that it will debut in Europe later this month followed by other markets such as Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Original story (05/21): The LG Q6 was one of the first “budget” phones from a major brand to launch with an 18:9 display. Aside from that design decision, the phone was a paint-by-numbers device that couldn’t hold a candle to the likes of the Redmi Note 4. Now, the company has launched the LG Q7, hoping to right the wrongs of the Q6.
The LG Q7 maintains the family template set by the Q6, featuring three variants. There’s the low-end Q7a, the standard Q7, and the top-of-the-range Q7 Plus. So how does this year’s family build on the foundation set by the Q6?
First of all, the new phone includes a rear fingerprint scanner on all three variants, which was a noteworthy omission for the $200+ Q6. The omission was particularly noteworthy as the majority of phones in this price tier had fingerprint scanners. The company’s facial recognition solution still makes an appearance here, but don’t bet on iPhone X-like levels of security.
LG Q7 Plus
LG Q7
LG Q7a
Display
5.5-inch 18:9 FHD+
FullVision display
2160 x 1080 resolution
442 ppi
5.5-inch 18:9 FHD+
FullVision display
2160 x 1080 resolution
442 ppi
5.5-inch 18:9 FHD+ FullVision display
2160 x 1080 resolution
442 ppi
Processor
1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset
1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset
1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset
RAM
4 GB
3 GB
3 GB
Storage
64 GB
32 GB
32 GB
Cameras
Rear: 16 MP Standard Angle sensor
Front: 8 MP Wide Angle sensor (5 MP for wide angle shots)
Rear: 13 MP Standard Angle sensor
Front: 8 MP Wide Angle sensor (5 MP for wide angle shots)
Rear: 13 MP Standard Angle sensor
Front: 5 MP Wide Angle sensor
Battery
3,000 mAh
Non-removable
3,000 mAh
Non-removable
3,000 mAh
Non-removable
Network
LTE / 3G / 2G
LTE / 3G / 2G
LTE / 3G / 2G
Connectivity
Wi-Fi 802.11 b, g, n
Bluetooth 4.2 BLE
NFC
USB Type-C 2.0
Wi-Fi 802.11 b, g, n
Bluetooth 4.2 BLE
NFC
USB Type-C 2.0
Wi-Fi 802.11 b, g, n
Bluetooth 4.2 BLE
NFC
USB Type-C 2.0
Software
Android 8.0 Oreo
Android 8.0 Oreo
Android 8.0 Oreo
Dimensions and weight
143.8 x 69.3 x 8.4 mm
145 g
143.8 x 69.3 x 8.4 mm
145 g
143.8 x 69.3 x 8.4 mm
145 g
Colors
Aurora Black, Moroccan Blue, Lavender Violet
Aurora Black, Moroccan Blue, Lavender Violet
Moroccan Blue
Two other major improvements compared to the Q6 are IP68 water/dust resistance, and a 3GB RAM/32GB storage starting configuration. Last year’s entry-level model started at 2GB/16GB — not ideal in this day and age.
The new features don’t stop there though, as we also get a Portrait Mode, DTS:X virtual surround sound (up to 7.1 support via headphones), and QLens. The latter is LG’s tool for image recognition, object search and more.
Should you get the top-shelf LG Q7?
DTS:X support is certainly welcomed, but audiophiles might want the top-end LG Q7 Plus, as it packs a Hi-Fi quad-DAC for better audio quality. This was previously restricted to its G and V series flagship phones, delivering richer sound with quality headphones. It also makes for a unique proposition in the budget space as few mid-range phones focus on audio credentials.
As for horsepower, the phone has an unnamed 1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset, 3GB RAM/32GB expandable storage (Q7 and Q7a) or 4GB RAM/64GB expandable storage (Q7 Plus). The Q7 Plus emerges with a 16MP/8MP camera pairing as well, while the standard Q7 serves up a 13MP/8MP pairing. The entry-level Q7a packs a 13MP/5MP camera setup.
Looking at the spec sheet, the Q7 certainly seems like a meaningful improvement over the Q6. Will it match the price of last year’s handset? LG hasn’t revealed an official price just yet, but it’s expected to launch in Europe next month, followed by the Americas and Asia.
LG rebranding year-old G6 with ‘ThinQ’ because this is the darkest timeline
LG
When LG announced that the follow-up to the LG G6 would be called the LG G7 ThinQ, many were perplexed. Why not just call it the LG G7? What does “ThinQ” even mean? How does one pronounce “ThinQ” – is it “think” or “thin queue”?
LG had also announced that it would slightly upgrade the LG V30 and release it under the name LG V30S ThinQ, which likewise left us scratching our heads.
Well, it appears there’s no end in sight for the ThinQ rebranding because the Canadian LG website now lists the year-old LG G6 as the LG G6 ThinQ. Is this an oversight, or is LG going to slowly rebrand any phone that it ThinQs thinks should have the ThinQ name?
Normally, we would just assume that this is a listing error, i.e. someone mistakenly typed in the ThinQ moniker when they shouldn’t have. However, the image at the top of this article has the ThinQ branding in it. That suggests that this is not a typing error, but a conscious rebranding of the device.
Solidifying our theory even more, both the Canadian English site and the French Canadian version show the new LG G6 ThinQ listing. If this is just a listing mistake, it’s a hell of a mix-up.
We reached out to an LG rep to see if this is truly a rebrand or simply a web listing error. We’ll update this article should they respond.
NEXT: LG G7 vs LG G6 quick look: Definitely upgrade
LG Q7 rights the Q6’s wrongs, offers IP68 protection, fingerprint scanner
LG
Update (06/14): LG has confirmed pricing for the LG Q7 and Q7 Plus for its home market of South Korea and detailed its plans for a wider international release.
The regular LG Q7 will retail for 495,000 won (~$457) while the more powerful LG Q7 Plus comes in at 570,000 won (~$527). We’re still yet to hear anything on the low-end Q7a.
While LG hasn’t noted an exact release date for either device, it has confirmed that it will debut in Europe later this month followed by other markets such as Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Original story (05/21): The LG Q6 was one of the first “budget” phones from a major brand to launch with an 18:9 display. Aside from that design decision, the phone was a paint-by-numbers device that couldn’t hold a candle to the likes of the Redmi Note 4. Now, the company has launched the LG Q7, hoping to right the wrongs of the Q6.
The LG Q7 maintains the family template set by the Q6, featuring three variants. There’s the low-end Q7a, the standard Q7, and the top-of-the-range Q7 Plus. So how does this year’s family build on the foundation set by the Q6?
First of all, the new phone includes a rear fingerprint scanner on all three variants, which was a noteworthy omission for the $200+ Q6. The omission was particularly noteworthy as the majority of phones in this price tier had fingerprint scanners. The company’s facial recognition solution still makes an appearance here, but don’t bet on iPhone X-like levels of security.
| LG Q7 Plus | LG Q7 | LG Q7a | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | 5.5-inch 18:9 FHD+ FullVision display 2160 x 1080 resolution 442 ppi |
5.5-inch 18:9 FHD+ FullVision display 2160 x 1080 resolution 442 ppi |
5.5-inch 18:9 FHD+ FullVision display 2160 x 1080 resolution 442 ppi |
| Processor | 1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset | 1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset | 1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset |
| RAM | 4 GB | 3 GB | 3 GB |
| Storage | 64 GB | 32 GB | 32 GB |
| Cameras | Rear: 16 MP Standard Angle sensor
Front: 8 MP Wide Angle sensor (5 MP for wide angle shots) |
Rear: 13 MP Standard Angle sensor
Front: 8 MP Wide Angle sensor (5 MP for wide angle shots) |
Rear: 13 MP Standard Angle sensor
Front: 5 MP Wide Angle sensor |
| Battery | 3,000 mAh Non-removable |
3,000 mAh Non-removable |
3,000 mAh Non-removable |
| Network | LTE / 3G / 2G | LTE / 3G / 2G | LTE / 3G / 2G |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 802.11 b, g, n Bluetooth 4.2 BLE NFC USB Type-C 2.0 |
Wi-Fi 802.11 b, g, n Bluetooth 4.2 BLE NFC USB Type-C 2.0 |
Wi-Fi 802.11 b, g, n Bluetooth 4.2 BLE NFC USB Type-C 2.0 |
| Software | Android 8.0 Oreo | Android 8.0 Oreo | Android 8.0 Oreo |
| Dimensions and weight | 143.8 x 69.3 x 8.4 mm 145 g |
143.8 x 69.3 x 8.4 mm 145 g |
143.8 x 69.3 x 8.4 mm 145 g |
| Colors | Aurora Black, Moroccan Blue, Lavender Violet | Aurora Black, Moroccan Blue, Lavender Violet | Moroccan Blue |
Two other major improvements compared to the Q6 are IP68 water/dust resistance, and a 3GB RAM/32GB storage starting configuration. Last year’s entry-level model started at 2GB/16GB — not ideal in this day and age.
The new features don’t stop there though, as we also get a Portrait Mode, DTS:X virtual surround sound (up to 7.1 support via headphones), and QLens. The latter is LG’s tool for image recognition, object search and more.
Should you get the top-shelf LG Q7?
DTS:X support is certainly welcomed, but audiophiles might want the top-end LG Q7 Plus, as it packs a Hi-Fi quad-DAC for better audio quality. This was previously restricted to its G and V series flagship phones, delivering richer sound with quality headphones. It also makes for a unique proposition in the budget space as few mid-range phones focus on audio credentials.
As for horsepower, the phone has an unnamed 1.5Ghz or 1.8Ghz octa-core chipset, 3GB RAM/32GB expandable storage (Q7 and Q7a) or 4GB RAM/64GB expandable storage (Q7 Plus). The Q7 Plus emerges with a 16MP/8MP camera pairing as well, while the standard Q7 serves up a 13MP/8MP pairing. The entry-level Q7a packs a 13MP/5MP camera setup.
Looking at the spec sheet, the Q7 certainly seems like a meaningful improvement over the Q6. Will it match the price of last year’s handset? LG hasn’t revealed an official price just yet, but it’s expected to launch in Europe next month, followed by the Americas and Asia.
LG rebranding year-old G6 with ‘ThinQ’ because this is the darkest timeline
LG
When LG announced that the follow-up to the LG G6 would be called the LG G7 ThinQ, many were perplexed. Why not just call it the LG G7? What does “ThinQ” even mean? How does one pronounce “ThinQ” – is it “think” or “thin queue”?
LG had also announced that it would slightly upgrade the LG V30 and release it under the name LG V30S ThinQ, which likewise left us scratching our heads.
Well, it appears there’s no end in sight for the ThinQ rebranding because the Canadian LG website now lists the year-old LG G6 as the LG G6 ThinQ. Is this an oversight, or is LG going to slowly rebrand any phone that it ThinQs thinks should have the ThinQ name?
Normally, we would just assume that this is a listing error, i.e. someone mistakenly typed in the ThinQ moniker when they shouldn’t have. However, the image at the top of this article has the ThinQ branding in it. That suggests that this is not a typing error, but a conscious rebranding of the device.
Solidifying our theory even more, both the Canadian English site and the French Canadian version show the new LG G6 ThinQ listing. If this is just a listing mistake, it’s a hell of a mix-up.
We reached out to an LG rep to see if this is truly a rebrand or simply a web listing error. We’ll update this article should they respond.
NEXT: LG G7 vs LG G6 quick look: Definitely upgrade