LG G6 To Be The First Smartphone Outside Google To Feature Google Assistant
We’ve already seen what LG’s upcoming flagship phone looks like, and now we’re hearing more about its capabilities. A report from CNET suggests the LG G6 will be the first handset outside of Google’s own Pixel range to come equipped with Google Assistant.
This will give users all the usual voice command functionality expected from a digital assistant (setting alarms, making searches, and so on) but also access to Google’s chatbot-style interface.
Along with Google Assistant, we know the G6 will be waterproof, sport a 5.7-inch display (with an unusual 2:1 aspect ratio), have a premium glass-and-metal design, and include a headphone jack. We’re also expecting the return of the G5’s dual-camera system and center-mounted fingerprint sensor on the rear, but none of the modularity that distinguished LG’s 2016 flagship. We’ll find out more about the G6 at Mobile World Congress next month, where the handset is set to be unveiled in full on February 26th.
Along with Google Assistant, we know the G6 will be waterproof, sport a 5.7-inch display (with an unusual 2:1 aspect ratio), have a premium glass-and-metal design, and include a headphone jack. We’re also expecting the return of the G5’s dual-camera system and center-mounted fingerprint sensor on the rear, but none of the modularity that distinguished LG’s 2016 flagship. We’ll find out more about the G6 at Mobile World Congress next month, where the handset is set to be unveiled in full on February 26th.
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