New LG 'Wing' update makes dual screens easier to use


Seoul, Jan 1 (IANS): LG has started rolling out a big update for its dual-screen smartphone 'Wing' with an aim to deliver some better multi-tasking functionality.

A software update for the LG Wing is rolling out through Verizon.

It brings with it the November 2020 Android security patch, reports GSMArena.

The latest software update adds a Fetch/Send button and a finger gesture to move an app from one screen to another.

Another new useful enhancement is the ability to see app/widget/folder names on the home screen of the second screen that will make it easier to pick what apps a user wants to launch on the Second Screen.

"The update for the LG Wing brings QR code scanning directly from the camera app," the report said.

It is also said to simplify Wi-Fi setup. The update changes the colour of the 5G icon and adds an additional default wallpaper.

The LG Wing has a main 6.8-inch curved P-OLED display. The second screen is smaller at 3.9-inch that uses a G-OLED panel.

The smartphone features the Snapdragon 765G chip that is accompanied by 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. A 4000mAh battery powers the Wing.

The LG Wing flaunts a triple rear camera setup that houses a 64MP primary camera sensor, 13MP secondary sensor and a 12MP tertiary sensor.

The LG Wing uses a motorized pop-up module to accommodate a single 32MP selfie camera.

 

  

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