LG has recently confirmed that the LG V40 ThinQ will be officially unveiled on the 3rd of October. Now thanks to a tweet by Evan Blass, a render of the upcoming handset has been revealed which seems to confirm some of the rumors that we have heard about the handset so far.
One of the popular rumors is that the LG V40 ThinQ will be packing five cameras. No, there won’t be five cameras at the back, but rather there will be five cameras in total: three in the back and two in the front. As you can see in the render, this seems to be true, although we have to wonder if so many cameras are necessary anyway.
In terms of design, the LG V40 ThinQ will be keeping its edge-to-edge display design and even though there are two cameras in the front, which you might assume could be used for facial recognition, the phone appears to be keeping its fingerprint sensor on the back. Other than that it’s hard to tell what else is new, although AT&T’s name on the screen does indicate that the phone could either be exclusive to AT&T or that the carrier will be one of the phone’s launch partners.
In any case as a flagship phone, we expect that it will be packing Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 chipset and given the ThinQ branding, it will feature some form of AI that should allow it to communicate with other ThinQ products.
