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ТЭМА ДЛЯ LG V20Атрымлівайце асалоду ад цалкам новага вопыту для LG V20. Гэтая тэма мае выдатныя афіцыйныя HD-шпалеры і сотні карыстальніцкіх значкоў для LG V20. Усталюйце гэтую тэму прама зараз і атрымлівайце асалоду ад новага выгляду V20Навошта згаджацца на сумны стандартны выгляд, калі вы можаце ажывіць сваю прыладу з дапамогай прыгожай тэмы! Гэта спецыяльна створаная тэма для прылады LG V20, якая прызначана для ўсіх карыстальнікаў, якім не патрабуецца рутКалі вы хочаце змяніць свой звычайны мабільны, каб ён выглядаў як LG V20, то гэта выдатнае прыкладанне для вас, каб адчуць V20 і новыя фантастычныя шпалеры і значкі гэтага мабільнага на вашым уласным смартфонеГэтая тэма сумяшчальная для ўсіх тыпаў экранаў мабільных прылад, верагодна, малых, сярэдніх, вялікіх, X-вялікіх, а таксама для альбомных і партрэтных экранаў і вельмі простая ў выкарыстанні. АСАБЛІВАСЦІ ТЭМЫ LG V20 i) Прывабная і прыгожая графіка HDii) Больш за дзевяць бясплатных HD шпалерiii) Шмат бясплатных прыгожых абразкоўiv) Вы можаце праглядзець іх перад ужываннемv) Вы можаце змяніць шпалеры ў любы часvi) Кіраванне і выкарыстанне вельмі простыяvii) Спажывайце малы памер памяці

The V20's camera didn't blow me away. You can check out CNET Espanol's camera shootout between the iPhone 7 Plus, the Pixel XL and the V20, and for more on photo quality, check out the shots below (click on them to view them at their full resolution). Enlarge Image For this well-lit outdoor shot, you can see all the fine details in this fabulous dog's hair. Lynn La/CNET Enlarge Image The flower petals here look bright and vibrant in this closeup shot. Lynn La/CNET Enlarge Image In these images captured by the standard (left) and wide-angle (right) lenses, you can see how the latter shows curved lines around the corners. Lynn La/CNET Enlarge Image Snapping a regular photo with the front-facing camera (left) and using its wide-angle feature (right). Lynn La/CNETThe V20 does pack tons of camera and editing tools, though. It has video filters, a manual mode (for adjusting things like ISO levels and white balance) and more. It uses advanced optical image stabilization (something the Pixel doesn't have) to make it easier to snap clear photos when you have an unsteady hand.Battery life isn't anything to write home aboutThe V20 has a 3,200mAh battery, which isn't as big as its rivals. In our tests, it clocked an average of 12 hours and 30 minutes of continuous video playback on Airplane mode. While that's a respectable enough time to outlast the iPhone 7 Plus, both the Pixel XL and OnePlus 3 lasted over 13 hours (the latter with a lower capacity battery than the V20). The Galaxy S7 Edge dominated all with its 19-hour run. Those who plan on taking advantage of the phone's swappable battery have no reason to sweat these stats. Whenever reserves get low, you can easily switch out for a fully charged battery . But if you're not going to purchase a spare battery, this runtime is something to keep in mind.The battery also employs Qualcomm's Quick Charge Technology 3.0. Plugged in for 30 minutes, you get about a 37 percent charge and an hour yields 75 percent. A full charge takes about 1 hour and 35 minutes, which is the expected time for a handset with Quick Charge. Enlarge Image Though its battery time is respectable, it didn't blow away the competition. Josh Miller/CNETI can't dunk it in waterA water-resistant phone would have been acceptable a few years ago. But because Sony, Samsung and now Apple all have flagships that can survive underwater submersion, the V20 loses out on this front. LG does tout that the V20's metal construction makes it tougher against scratches and casual drops. However, given that it's just as expensive, if not pricier than its competitors, it's disappointing that there's no water protection.LG V20 specs comparison LG V20Google Pixel XLSamsung Galaxy S7 EdgeOnePlus 3Apple iPhone 7 Plus Display size, resolution 5.7-inch; 2,560x1,440 pixels5.5-inch; 2,560x1,440 pixels5.5-inch; 2,560x1,440 pixels5.5-inch; 1,920x1,080 pixels5.5-inch; 1,920x1,080 pixelsPixel density 515 ppi534 ppi534 ppi401ppi401 ppiDimensions (Inches) 6.29x3.01x0.3 inches6.09x2.98x0.34 inches (at its thickest)5.9x2.9x0.3 inches6.01x2.94x0.29 inches6.23x 3.07x0.29 inchesDimensions (Millimeters) 159.7x78.1x7.7

Terms and rules Privacy Security You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Home Forums LG LG V20 LG V20 Questions & Answers Mar 31, 2017 #1 I'm using Lastpass for password management and when I come to a login for an app, Lastpass pops up with a list of matching saved passwords. After I select one, it populates the login, then a new prompt shows up with passwords, which don't match the app. I'm thinking it has something to do with the second screen. Anybody else seeing this? Apr 1, 2017 #2 I'm using Lastpass for password management and when I come to a login for an app, Lastpass pops up with a list of matching saved passwords. After I select one, it populates the login, then a new prompt shows up with passwords, which don't match the app. I'm thinking it has something to do with the second screen. Anybody else seeing this? I've been using Lastpass for months on my V20 with no problems. Apr 3, 2017 #3 LastPass tried printing me for the second screen at first too. You need to add an exception for it in the app's settings. Apr 12, 2017 #4 LastPass tried printing me for the second screen at first too. You need to add an exception for it in the app's settings. I tried adding Second Screen but that didn't work. I found that you have to add "LG System Server". That worked! Home Forums LG LG V20 LG V20 Questions & Answers Top Liked Posts There are no posts matching your filters. I'm using Lastpass for password management and when I come to a login for an app, Lastpass pops up with a list of matching saved passwords. After I select one, it populates the login, then a new prompt shows up with passwords, which don't match the app. I'm thinking it has something to do with the second screen. Anybody else seeing this? I've been using Lastpass for months on my V20 with no problems.

Invest in the new Chromecast and bypass the built in app all together. It isn't the phone after all. #8 I have the same problem. I rebooted the Chromecast receiver and my LG V20 and it doesnt cast, even to a Chromecast 2.0 device. I tried with my old Galaxy Note 4 and it works fine.I wonder if this has something to do with Android 7.0 Nougat? #9 I have h990ds and chromecast 2.0 and everything works well ?Sent from my LG-H990 using Tapatalk #10 When I try and cast apps using Chromecast, my V20 will either say it cant connect or connects but doesnt cast anything. This has never been an issue using my other android devices. Anyone else having this issue? Ideas of what might be going on? I just got my LG V20 and was having the same issue with Chromecast. One day it would work and then the next not. I found it only works if I have my wifi on my LG set to the 2.4mgz. It will not cast if logged on to the 5mgz. I assume most of us now have dual modems. When in my office my phone goes on the 5mgz. So have to change it to 2.4 to cast. has been working every time so far. #11 Works like a charm for me, both in ChromeCast and Nexus Player. #12 I have 3 Chromecast, and 3 Chromecast audio, some on 2.4GHZ, some on 5GHZ and they all work fine using my v20 no matter if it's connected to 2.4GHZ or 5GHZ.Sent from my LG-H918 using XDA-Developers Legacy app #13 I have the same problem. I rebooted the Chromecast receiver and my LG V20 and it doesnt cast, even to a Chromecast 2.0 device. I tried with my old Galaxy Note

The LG V20 isn't a bad phone. It covers all its bases with the latest hardware and a solid design. But other handsets edge it out in so many ways that, aside from the V20's swappable battery, you're better off buying something else.The Good The LG V20 records really high-quality audio and features a swappable battery and secondary wide-angle lens. The Bad For its high price, the phone doesn't break any new ground in camera performance or battery life. The Bottom Line The LG V20 is the best phone you can buy with a removable battery, and its audio recording prowess is a cherry on top, but skip the phone if neither is a priority. If you want a better camera, get the Google Pixel (or its bigger counterpart the XL). If you want a longer battery life, get the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. Faster processing speeds (at least on paper)? The Apple iPhone 7 Plus. Better value? OnePlus 3.The swappable battery is great. As is the ability to add storage via microSD. And my favorite feature about the V20 is its ability to record high-quality audio. It does this better than any other phone I've come in contact with. If the mention of these three features gets you pumped, then this might be the phone for you. If they don't, then there's no reason to buy it. Things I likedSo what do I like about the V20? Let me list the ways...It records great audioThe V20 the phone for the concert-goer because it handles live audio recording superbly. It's equipped with three mics and four digital-to-analog converters (the latter apparently helps reduce white noise). The phone can record much clearer and accurate 24-bit sound compared to the standard 16-bit.I took it to a Gallant concert and recorded only a few feet away from the third row. Afterward, I listened to the recordings on separate stereo speakers. It sounded fantastic -- bass tones were deep and full without sounding distorted and blown out, and compared to my friend's footage (who happened to have a Google Nexus 6P), the V20's recording was notably richer, crisper and more immersive. Enlarge Image The V20 has a couple of options to tinker around with audio quality. Josh Miller/CNETYou can swap out the battery and increase storageYou don't always have to offer the latest technology to keep people happy. Like I mentioned before, the V20 has a removable battery and expandable memory. They're nothing new, but they're a rarity among marquee handsets these days. Many people can't live without at least one of these features, and the V20 has both. A replaceable battery comes in handy when you're out and about, running low on battery life, and want to quickly swap in a reserve. It's also useful if you plan to resell the device and you can promise a fresh battery. Expandable storage lets you snap and record way more photos and videos, without really worrying about running out of space.. Enlarge Image Press the

Mm154.72x75.74x8.58 mm (at its thickest)150.9x72.6x7.7 mm152.7x74.7x7.35 mm158.2x77.9x7.3 mmWeight (Ounces, Grams) 6.24 oz; 177 g5.92 oz; 168 g5.5 oz; 157 g5.57 oz; 158 g6.63 oz; 188 gMobile software Android 7.0 NougatAndroid 7.1 NougatAndroid 6.0 MarshmallowAndroid 6.0.1 MarshmallowApple iOS 10Camera 16-megapixel, 8-megapixel (wide)12.3-megapixel12-megapixel16-megapixel12-megapixel (telephoto), 12-megapixel (wide)Front-facing camera 5-megapixel8-megapixel5-megapixel8-megapixel7-megapixelVideo capture 4K4K4K4K4KProcessor 2.15GHz +1.6GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 8202.15GHz + 1.6GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 8212.15GHz + 1.6GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapgradon 8202.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 820Apple A10 chip (64-bit)Storage 64GB32GB, 128GB32GB, 64GB (varies by region)64GB32GB, 128GB, 256GBRAM 4GB4GB4GB6GBTBDExpandable storage 2TBNone200GBNoneNoneBattery 3,200mAh (removable)3,450mAh3,600mAh (nonremovable)3,000mAh (nonremovable)21 hours talk time on 3G, 16 days standby, 13 hours internet use LTEFingerprint sensor Back coverBack coverHome buttonHome buttonHome buttonConnector USB-CUSB-CMicro-USBUSB-CLightningSpecial features Both cameras capture wide-angle images; secondary screen on top; rear cover release key Google Assistant built-in; unlimited cloud storage; Daydream VR readyWater-resistant, wireless chargingNotifications toggle, dual-SIM, Dash ChargingWater and dust-resistant, Taptic Home button, dual rear cameras, up to 10x camera zoom, Depth of Field modePrice off-contract (USD) AT&T: $829; Verizon: $672; T-Mobile: $770; Sprint: TBD$769 (32GB); $869 (128GB)AT&T: $795; Verizon: $792; T-Mobile: $780; Sprint: $750; U.S. Cellular: $780$399$769 (32GB); $869 (128GB); $969 (256GB)Price (GBP) TBD£719 (32GB); £819 (128GB)£639£329£719 (32GB); £819 (128GB); £919 (256GB) Price (AUD) TBDAU$1,269 (32GB); AU$1,419 (128GB)AU$1,249Converts to AU$530AU$1269 (32GB); AU$1419 (128GB); AU$1569 (256GB) Feeling a little staleThe mobile industry is extremely competitive, and your success can change on a dime (just ask Samsung). Likewise, new companies like OnePlus can burst onto the scene and create wildly good phones for cheap, and older companies may just wake up one day and want to throw their own hats into the ring (as in the case of the Pixel, Google's first in-house designed handset),In order to overtake the competition, LG needed to pack the V20 with something successfully fresh and novel (or at least make it super-affordable). And while it gets the basics right (high-end hardware, polished design), ultimately there are better choices. Enlarge Image The phone market is extremely competitive, and the V20 just doesn't pack enough punch. Josh Miller/CNETFor the price of the V20, you can get the Galaxy S7 Edge, which has a great battery life and a waterproof design. The Pixel has a fantastic camera (specifically in low-light) and unique software features like Google Assistant. For top-tier specs at a great value, the OnePlus 3 is my top choice. And if you're fond of the V20's wide-angle camera, LG's G5 flagship does the same thing (and costs a bit less).The V20 is a solid and reliable device. But it doesn't drum up enough appeal outside of battery swappers and audiophiles. Aside from these niche features, there's nothing here we haven't seen before. And in such a dynamic and fast-pace landscape, that's unacceptable at a premium price. Score Breakdown Design 8Features 8Performance 9Camera 8Battery 8