Design with practical innovations in mind.
The modular design opens up the G5 to more than just replaceable batteries.
The always-on display shows the time and notifications... all the time.
The LG G5's wide-angle camera has a 135-degree field of view.
The human eye, for reference, is roughly 120 degrees.
So what's the benefit of the always-on display? According to LG, it cuts out an average of 150 wakes for the phone for checking notifications and the time.
Unlike on the LG V10, the G5 doesn't have a secondary display — their always on display is the main display.
They built special hardware to do this, including a fancy backlight waveguide and chipset that doesn't hit the battery too hard.
The standard- and wide-angle lenses can be zoomed between
5.3-inch Quantum Dot IPS display
Silver, gold, pink, and dark gray
APT-X codec and Dolby Digital Plus audio
The LG CAM Plus module adds physical camera controls and extra battery.
The LG Hi-Fi Plus with B&O Play adds a dedicated DAC and amp for better audio quality
Pull of the bottom, pop the battery off, attach it to the other module, and slide it right in.
CAM Plus adds a physical shutter button, video button, zoom dial, and 1100 mAh battery
Hi-Fi Plus adds a 32-bit DAC
Seftan Persson, CEO of Bang & Olufsen is up
"Perfect acoustical engineering capabilities"
Created through a deep collaboration between B&O and LG both on engineering and design
LG G5 and Friends music package includes the phone, Hi-Fi Plus, and B&O Play H3 earbuds.
But we're talking about more than just modules today!
Time to meet the rest of the LG Friends family
there's the LG 360 CAM, which captures images and video in
360 degrees.
The LG 360 CAM shares to Google Street View and YouTube 360
Fun and simple to edit and share with your friends.
Charles Armstrong, Google Street View Product Manager up
Delivers 16MP to Street View
the 360 CAM has a pair of 12MP cameras, one on each side, with ultra-wide-angle-lenses
"It's going to change selfies forever"
And then there's the LG 360 VR, a new light-weight VR headset that doesn't mess up your hair. Because that's important.
The 360 VR weights just 100g, about 1/4 the weight of one of those *other* VR headsets.
It hooks up to your phone over USB-C — the phone handles all of the processing, sending data to the headset's displays.
Boasts 20% greater resolution with dedicated displays for each eye
Partnered with Qualcomm and Google to make possible.
Steve Mollenkopf, CEO of Qualcomm is up.
