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Friday, August 18, 2017
LG V30 surfaces in official looking press render
LG V30 surfaces in official looking press render
The LG V30 will be announced on August 31 at IFA, and ahead of the unveiling, Evan Blass has shared the official looking press render of the device.
The render shows the V30 in silver color, and its design appears to be a mix of companys flagship LG G6 and Samsungs Galaxy S8. The V30 has LG G6s FullVision display on the front with minimal bezels on all four sides, while the rear has curved edges like Samsungs Galaxy S8. Also the render confirms that V30 will not have the second screen, found on its predecessors. Instead users have to access quick shortcuts via the Floating Bar which is built into the software.
The dual-camera is aligned horizontally, along with LED flash & laser auto-focus are located at the rear, so is the power button/fingerprint scanner combination. Even though the render dont show the top and
bottom of the phone, other leaks have shown the phone will feature 3.5mm headphone jack and USB Type-C port.
LG has already confirmed that the V30 will sports 6-inch QHD+ OLED FullVision display with 18:9 aspect ratio. The display will be protected by Gorilla Glass 5, and the phone will support HDR 10 and Googles Daydream VR platform. The dual-camera will boast f/1.6 aperture and glass lens, for improved low-light camera performance and deliver better color reproduction.
The LG V30 will ship with Android Nougat with UX 6.0+ on top, and is most likely to be equipped with Snapdragon 835 Mobile Platform and pack 4GB RAM. It will also boast IP68 water and dust resistance rating and an improved ESS quad DAC.
LG V30� Evan Blass (@evleaks) August 16, 2017
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Sunday, March 29, 2015
iPhone 6 prototype surfaces on eBay attracts over 61 000 in bids
A purported prototype of the iPhone 6 has surfaced on auction site eBay, and has attracted over $61,000 in bids.
The person selling it says they were "accidentally sent one upon renewing my contract".
Apple doesnt sell these models, it uses them to test software and iron out bugs. As such, it probably wont work as a phone. But that hasnt stopped Apple fans from piling in to get their hands on an ultra rare piece of technology.
"As you can see from the photos, iOS 8 has not been placed on this device, rather it is in the true developer mode," the seller kimberlyk1018 writes. "There are no FCC markings on the rear of the device or a model number. This is the real deal!!!!"
The seller also says the Lightning port is red "which is a sure sign of a prototype". They cant guarantee the device will make calls or that the camera will work. But they repeat that its a 64GB iPhone 6 prototype that US network Verizon sent out by mistake.
It comes with the box, headphones, wall charger and all the paperwork.
In the photos, the phone is running a diagnostic mode which Apple uses to test the functions of the device.
At time of writing it has reached $61,300 in bids – an insane amount of money for a device thats next to useless – and there are still three days to go.
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The person selling it says they were "accidentally sent one upon renewing my contract".
Apple doesnt sell these models, it uses them to test software and iron out bugs. As such, it probably wont work as a phone. But that hasnt stopped Apple fans from piling in to get their hands on an ultra rare piece of technology.
"As you can see from the photos, iOS 8 has not been placed on this device, rather it is in the true developer mode," the seller kimberlyk1018 writes. "There are no FCC markings on the rear of the device or a model number. This is the real deal!!!!"
The seller also says the Lightning port is red "which is a sure sign of a prototype". They cant guarantee the device will make calls or that the camera will work. But they repeat that its a 64GB iPhone 6 prototype that US network Verizon sent out by mistake.
It comes with the box, headphones, wall charger and all the paperwork.
In the photos, the phone is running a diagnostic mode which Apple uses to test the functions of the device.
At time of writing it has reached $61,300 in bids – an insane amount of money for a device thats next to useless – and there are still three days to go.
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