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Three of the LG V40 ThinQ's cameras are on the back. It's the same width as the V30 -- 2.97 inches -- but its bezel is reduced and the screen size has been increased to 6.4 inches, according to LG. It'll be available in Aurora Black, Platinum Gray, Morokan Blue, with Carmine Red replacing Raspberry Rose. The V40 has been designed to be slim and light enough to be easily held with one hand, the company said. "The design philosophy behind the LG V40 ThinQ focuses on features that are unique to LG phones such as the FullVision display while introducing subtle elements that emphasize its simple and clean aesthetics," said Lee Jung-hoon, head of design at LG Electronics' Mobile Communications Company.

"We wanted customers to be pleasantly surprised by the feel of the LG V40 ThinQ when they first hold it in their hands."LG's video doesn't show the front of the V40, but VentureBeat's Evan Blass on Wednesday tweeted a shot of a purported AT&T-branded one that fully reveals the phone, Check back on Oct, 3 for all the details on LG's V40 ThinQ, First published on Sept, 27 at 12:17 pm PT.Updated on Sept, 28 at 5:08 a.m, PT: Adds quote from LG, clarifies color options, It'll also have a reduced bezel 4smarts nautilus active pro iphone 8 / 7 waterproof case - black and a bigger screen..

LG teased its V40 ThinQ on Thursday, emphasizing its five cameras, color options and texture, even though it's not due for a full reveal until next Wednesday. The successor to the LG V30 has three cameras on the back and two on its front, though only the former can be seen in the teaser video. LG V40 ThinQ for AT&T pic.twitter.com/uMsxdsnXf0. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

Originally published: Oct, 16, 2008, The Dream has probably stirred up as much anticipation and hype as the Apple iPhone, not only because it would be the first smartphone to run Google's mobile platform but also because of its potential to overtake Apple's darling, OK, I admit that we did hedge a bit here, The G1 arrived with iPhone-like hype -- a type of frenzy that we don't see for any phone today -- but it was difficult to really foresee in 2008 just how huge Android would become, The G1 arrived at only one carrier -- the smallest of the big four -- and as Roger Cheng writes in his look back at 10 years of Android, its birth was a little, well, messy, But overtake Apple's darling it did, Today, Android runs more than 85 percent of the world's phones, For many of us, it's an 4smarts nautilus active pro iphone 8 / 7 waterproof case - black Apple-Android world..

The G1: the phone that gave us a chin. We certainly wouldn't call it sexy. Instead, the words "interesting" and "weird" come to mind, mostly because the bottom section of the phone juts out at a slight angle. In a battle of pure looks, the iPhone would win hands down. We (or I, at least) still wouldn't call the G1 sexy. At this point, I'd only call it "weird" and I'd still name the first iPhone as the prettiest. The "chin" got in the way when you were typing, and the G1 looked, and felt, like at a brick -- all at a time when phone design was actually interesting. Even CNET's David Katzmaier, who bought the G1 and loved it, called it ugly. That said, I'm still glad HTC didn't design the G1 like a BlackBerry. We all have to start somewhere, and far lovelier Android phones were to come.

There's a good reason for G1's larger size: a full Qwerty keyboard, There are a number of users who are reluctant to switch to a full touchscreen smartphone because of the lack of a tactile keyboard, Touchscreens were a thing in 2008, but with BlackBerry still a major player at the time, most "smartphones" (we hardly even use that term anymore) had real keyboards, What's more, most touchscreens that did exist were terrible, including BlackBerry's first touchscreen phone, the Storm, If you were accustomed to using to a real keyboard, making the switch to a 4smarts nautilus active pro iphone 8 / 7 waterproof case - black touchscreen-only life was difficult, and many people with well-honed BlackBerry thumbs held out until the bitter end, But the second Android phone, the Google Ion/T-Mobile MyTouch 3G, ditched physical keyboard and later Androids (with a few exceptions) fell in line..

We liked that the G1 had a physical keyboard, but typing on it was a bit uncomfortable. The actual display measures 3.2 inches diagonally. It's vibrant and sharp, and like the iPhone and BlackBerry Storm, the touchscreen is capacitive, so it will only respond to the touch of your finger and not your fingernail or other objects like a stylus. Though relatively large at the time, the 3.2-inch display is adorable now given that the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has twice the diagonal measurement. I think there's room for small phones to return, but it's clear the most of the world has moved on. Big is in.

Here's another word we don't use anymore: capacitive, Why? All the phone displays we use today are capacitive, meaning the screen works by sensing small charge of electricity energy from your finger, Ten years ago, though, some phone displays were resistive, They required you to 4smarts nautilus active pro iphone 8 / 7 waterproof case - black actually press down to register your touch, like Apple's 3D Touch today, Since capacitive displays were easier to use, they eventually won out, The G1's display was great for the time and the early Android interface performed well..

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