A new report reveals to us the specifications and date of arrival of LG next flagship

All the reports we have received in the past have agreed on one thing: LG's next flagship phone, likely to be named LG G7, will not be unveiled at the MWC 2018 Mobile World Congress scheduled for late this month in Barcelona, ​​Spain. Instead, all we will get at MWC 2018 is the improved version of the LG V30.

According to a new report released today by Evan Blass, known as evleaks, LG's next flagship phone will appear in June. According to this report, it appears that this phone will not be named LG G7, which may mean goodbye to the LG G Series phones. Now, this phone is known only by the code name Judy.

The same report hinted that this phone will feature the Snapdragon processor 845 of course, as well as 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory, although the Plus version of this phone may reach up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal memory.

Regardless of the internal components, the report also revealed that LG's next flagship phone will also feature a 6.1-inch screen with an 18: 9 aspect ratio with HDR10 content and a high brightness of up to 800 nm. LG has been able to do so thanks to a new technology called MLCD, which also reduces the rate of energy mixing by 35 percent compared to current IPS LCD technology.

This phone will also have a dual rear camera with glass lenses, knowing that this camera will include sensors with 16 megapixels with lenses with 1.6 slots. Regardless of the camera, this phone will also be water-resistant and dust-proof and will carry a military certificate when it comes to durability and rigidity. What is also interesting in this report is that the next flagship LG phone will come with dual speakers. Other features include camera artificial intelligence and wireless charging technology support.

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