Put a screen protector on your G7, and you won’t have to worry about scratching and maybe even shattering the phone’s display. Don’t rely on Corning’s Gorilla Glass 5 alone. The material is durable, but you should always consider extra protection if you don’t handle your stuff with intense care. With a screen protector, you can breathe easy knowing sharp objects will be denied the...
LG didn’t create a 2018 flagship that’s impossible to break. The G7, like every other mobile device around, is vulnerable to scratches, cracks, and more. But you can shield your phone just by putting a case on it. That’ll stop sharp objects from doing damage and provide much-needed absorption if the G7 takes a dive. Cases don’t have to be about protection or style alone. You can get...
Most of the major U.S. carriers will sell LG’s latest flagship. You might want to hold off on purchasing one of their variants, though. The unlocked G7 will be released in the U.S. next month with an appealing advantage. The model (LG-G710ULM) is carrier-unlocked, so it’ll work on both GSM and CDMA networks. Too often we see unlocked variants work only on GSM networks. Here, though,...
LG and AT&T have had a friendly working relationship for many years now, resulting in AT&T nabbing some major LG exclusives, like the V30 and its newest incarnation as the V35. So, why doesn’t the carrier offer the G7? In an interview with Android Headlines, LG candidly revealed the reason why the G7 isn’t available through AT&T. It’s the display’s fault. According to LG,...
Unless you’re a die-hard LG fan, you shouldn’t purchase the G7 from T-Mobile. The magenta-loving carrier came out with a price tag too high for its own good. T-Mobile announced a buy-one-get-one promotion; however, it’s the full retail price of LG’s latest flagship that’s pretty alarming. T-Mobile’s G7 is priced at $750, which may not seem too bad. But then you look at the Galaxy S9...
Within just days of going up for pre-order, the G7 is outperforming its predecessor. The South Korean company is experiencing better-than-expected sales figures early on compared to the G6 that was released last year. While the data hasn’t been confirmed by the company itself, LG is reportedly seeing nearly double the number of pre-orders for this year’s flagship in South Korea alone...
Finding the LG G7 isn’t going to be a challenge unless you’re an AT&T customer. While the other three major U.S. carriers immediately announced their intent to sell the 2018 flagship, AT&T announced that it is skipping the G7. There won’t ever be a G7 on the carrier’s network, but that’s because the two companies have a resolution in place. The nation’s second-largest carrier...
The next flagship from LG should launch in April or May, but there’s been conflicting information regarding its name. Months ago, the company confirmed it would rebrand the G series due to declining sales for the entire mobile division. LG considered the reboot as a way to spark sales that have been otherwise disappointing. But now it looks like the same old naming is returning with one...
LG is expected to change things up in 2018. Aside from pushing the announcement of its latest flagship to mid-March, the company is in the process of rebranding the G series after underwhelming sales in recent years. There hasn’t really been any speculation about what the flagship would be called until now. The South Korean company has filed paperwork with the United States Patent and...
The G7 isn’t happening. Its would-be maker, LG, will be rebranding the G series into something no one knows about yet. After a few years of misses in the mobile industry, the company wants to reintroduce itself with a flagship that carries a name unlike anything else in its lineup. But the design and specifications are going to be just as important. We’re getting a look at what is...