LG G7 is a phone that the LG company presented at Mobile World Congress 2018 for a limited number of partners and journalists, the phone being a good clone of iPhone X, which shows LG's limitations. Although immediately after the presentation it was said that the LG G7 will not be launched by the Korean company on the market, it seems that the phone is actually the future premium smartphone that it intends to launch, even if it is a clone of the iPhone X.
LG G7 kind of cut ties with the Israeli journalist who published a video clip of this smartphone, and that's because the presentation had to remain secret, for quite obvious reasons. It is hard to say how Apple will react after the LG G7 is released and after it is convinced that it is a clone of the iPhone X, LG being one of the most important partners of those from Cupertino, and this phone could cost them quite a lot of money in the long run.
The LG G7 will be released in 2018 as an iPhone X clone
The LG G7 with its cutout in the screen, extremely similar to that of the iPhone X, has a resolution of 3120 x 1440 pixels, with an aspect ratio of 19.5:9, and the type of screen used is OLED, with a diagonal of 6 inches . The interesting part is that even the employees who developed the LG G7 complain about the fact that it is a copy of the iPhone X, but what can you do when your sales do not increase, you lack innovation, and there is no other solution than copying another manufacturer there is ?
"But I was wrong. According to several sources — and judging by the icy reaction Ynet reporter Guy Levy received from LG representatives following the video's publication and viral spread — the phone depicted is in fact LG's next flagship — the same Judy device detailed by VentureBeat last month."
The LG G7 has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip, models with 4 GB and 6 GB RAM, dual camera with f/1.6 aperture, possibly stereo speakers and some other novelties to make it really attractive. LG G7 is a new proof that the lack of innovation leads to the copying of other popular products even in the case of companies recognized in the past for the innovations brought to the market, but if Samsung has proven that this is the way to success, why not do others?
