As we all know LG is one of the
main smartphone manufacturers in the world, but it's still far from
being a worthy competitor to giants like Samsung or Apple. Well LG is rumored
to be working on a successor to LG V10, with the new handset expected
to be unveiled in September.
A new Verizon-branded LG smartphone has recently
shown up at the FCC, which means that the device might be unveiled in
the US soon, according to Android Soul. Recent rumors said the new handset could be named the LG V11 or LG V20, but that remains to be seen.
US regulatory agency the FCC has recently certified
an LG phone featuring the code number LG-VS835, and word is that it
could be the LG V11 or LG V20. One thing is for sure: the device will be
sold through Verizon, as the VS in the model number indicates.
The LG-VS835 was spotted in a database back in
April, and recent rumors have hinted that the smartphone will launch in
about two months' time. The FCC documentation doesn't reveal any specs,
but the device is expected to be an improvement over the previous LG
V10.
LG V10 had a secondary display at the top
The V10 came with a 5.7-inch display with 1440 x
2560 pixel resolution and a second display with 160 x 1040p resolution.
The smartphone packed Snapdragon 808, coupled with Adreno 418 GPU, and
provided 4GB of RAM, together with 64GB of internal storage. Rear camera
capacity reached 16MP. It's also worth knowing that LG V10's second
display revealed useful information like the time, weather, date, and
notifications.
The V10 was launched last year in October, but it
seems that LG might be releasing its successor one month earlier. The
smartphone will compete against powerful flagships that are expected to
be introduced in the next few weeks.
Aside from this, LG is also rumored to have started working on foldable smartphones
with flexible displays that it wishes to debut next year. If that
happens, then the company will compete against Samsung's flexible
handsets that could debut in the first half of 2017.
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