Despite being part of the Android One program in some regions, the LG G7 ThinQ hasn’t had quite as much love as it should have in the software stakes. The device is still stuck on Android Oreo but that is about to change as the long-overdue Android Pie update for the LG G7 ThinQ is now rolling out (via Reddit).
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Back in February, Google Fi dropped the Pixel 2 XL, but added the Moto G7 in March. Over the past few days, the MVNO online store has stopped selling the Android One Moto X4, and LG’s G7 and V35 ThinQ.
LG has had a tough time over the past couple of years, even despite releasing a few quality handsets and some very impressive hardware — at least on paper. That said, the LG G7 ThinQ might have flown under the radar for most out there, but is set to get its taste of Android Pie tomorrow.
A couple of months after its debut, LG’s G7 ThinQ is finally available unlocked on Amazon, and it’s also already on sale.
Project Fi significantly expanded its lineup in May with two flagship devices from LG. On the premium front, the Google MNVO was previously restricted to Pixel and Nexus, while the only other offerings have been mid-range Motorola phones. The carrier is today announcing a $300 service credit with the purchase of an LG G7 or V35.
One problem that has long faced Project Fi users is a lack of choice when it comes to devices. Slowly but surely Google has been making moves to improve choice, and recently, it partnered with LG to offer the company’s latest flagships. Now, they are both available for pre-order.
LG’s new G7 ThinQ hit the market a few weeks ago with various US carriers, but now, we’re finally getting some information on the unlocked variant. Recently, the phone went up for pre-order.
The camera found on LG devices is never really the most impressive, but the company tends to include some genuinely useful and fun features. Now, the company is preparing to bring Google’s AR Stickers to its latest device, the LG G7 ThinQ.
After being announced early last month, the LG G7 ThinQ is now available for purchase from a handful of carriers here in the US. But unlike LG phones of the past, this handset can be sort of hard to find. Here’s where you can buy the G7 ThinQ.
Google’s Project Fi service has grown a lot over the years and remains a solid option for users, but one area it really struggles with is hardware. There aren’t many devices that work on Fi, but today, Google is adding three more options.
After its unveiling earlier this month, pre-orders for LG’s latest flagship, the G7 ThinQ, have now officially opened up at multiple US carriers. Here’s what you need to know.
LG revealed its latest flagship, the G7 ThinQ, last week, but it was a bit quiet on some important details. That included pricing and release dates. Now, as we start to approach the reported launch date, carriers are starting to reveal pricing.
LG’s Android smartphones have gotten better and better over the years, but one of the more exciting developments came from last year’s V30, which was the company’s first with an OLED display. With the new G7 ThinQ, though, we’re back to LCD. Apparently, that’s because LG only plans to use OLED on V-series devices.
With your LG G7 ThinQ, the process of protecting everything on your phone with different types of lockscreen security is straightforward. And to make it even quicker to get into your device, LG includes a fingerprint sensor option to choose from. Here’s how to set it all up…
While it’s still unclear when the LG G7 ThinQ will go on sale as well as its price point, carriers are slowly giving us information about the phone’s launch. Surprisingly, though, AT&T has just revealed that it won’t be carrying the phone at all…
Yesterday saw the official unveiling of LG’s latest flagship phone, the LG G7 ThinQ. The event finally gave us all of the details on the company’s latest and greatest, but failed to deliver some key information – when we can actually get our hands on it.
So you just got your brand new G7 ThinQ from LG, but you’re finding that 64GB of built-in storage is just not enough. Or maybe you’re having a hard time inserting your carrier’s SIM card. Here’s how to access the card slot and installing both cards into the handset.
LG officially unveiled its latest flagship smartphone today with the LG G7 ThinQ. The phone offers quite a few new features, but one of its most interesting aspects is how it integrates Google Assistant. Hidden in LG’s press release, though, is an interesting tidbit about Google Lens – we’re getting new features at I/O.
LG has officially announced the G7 ThinQ, unveiling a phone not too different from last year’s model. While the display has gotten larger and the processor has been bumped up to a Snapdragon 845, the most exciting changes are a physical Google Assistant button and some new AI features…
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We’ve been hearing about it for weeks, and now it’s finally official. Following an event this morning, LG has officially debuted the LG G7 ThinQ, it’s latest flagship smartphone…
LG was pretty quiet for the first few months of 2018, but today the company is officially unveiling its latest flagship smartphone, the LG G7 ThinQ. While the company isn’t officially streaming the event for fans, we’ve got team members on the ground to bring you a live stream of the event.
The LG G7 ThinQ is only available to purchase with 64GB of built-in storage. For many, this just isn’t enough storage space, especially when you account for the size of 4K videos, photos, and music. Thankfully, owners can add up to 2TB of additional storage via a microSD card…
Tomorrow we’ll officially see the debut of the LG G7 ThinQ, but there isn’t much we don’t already know about the company’s upcoming flagship. Now, just 24 hours before LG’s event, we’re getting a new collection of hands-on images and press renders…
We’re just a couple of days away from the debut of the LG G7 ThinQ this week, and ahead of the event, LG isn’t being shy about teasing some of the phone’s best new features. To kick off the week, LG is teasing the new “Boombox” speaker on its upcoming flagship.
