LG has yet again teased a feature from its upcoming G6 flagship smartphone, which will be unveiled at the company's Sunday event ahead of MWC 2017. LG has confirmed that the G6 will sport dual rear cameras both with 13-megapixel sensors. The South Korean company has been busy creating hype around the LG G6, and so far has revealed details about FullVision display, Quad DAC support, dust and water resistance, reliability, and UX 6.0.
The South Korean consumer electronics giant also teased that the G6's camera will offer a 125-degree wide-angle view at the back that it says is the "most similar to a human eye's field of view." The G6 will be featuring a better secondary camera at the back compared to its previous high-end siblings, like the LG G5 and LG V20. Both the smartphones came with an 8-megapixel secondary rear camera sporting a 135-degree wide-angle lens. Further, LG confirms that the front camera on the G6 will sport a 100-degree wide-angle lens.
Earlier, LG announced that the G6 will come preloaded with a Square Camera feature which will divide the 18:9 display into two identical perfect squares that will allow users to shoot image as well as review them in the adjacent window. This particular feature has been available in apps such as Instagram. The LG G6 UX 6.0 will also offer a new Food Mode and will also let users create GIF images by combining anywhere between 2 and 100 pictures in a loop.
LG recently announced 'Preliminary Experiment Group' for select users in South Korea. Under the company's group, limited users will receive the G6 later this month 'free of cost.' We will have to wait till LG's February 26 event to see what the company has in stores for consumers.
LG's G6 flagship smartphone will be unveiled at the company's February 26 event which will begin at 4.30pm IST (12.00pm CET).
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