LG recently announced that they’ll be introducing the G5 on the upcoming MWC 2016 event, with Samsung, already set to unveil their newest flagship on the said event. LG and Samsung are two of the most anticipated companies that might conquer the event for the smartphone category.
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LG G5’s new feats
Over the past few months, LG’s upcoming new G-series successor, the LG G5 has received a lot of leaks and rendered images. With leaks and rumours influencing most of its existence. Such leaks in particular that made a lot of people cheer on for LG is their transition over to the metal body, instead of a different material, or, at least, polycarbonate.
This transition was primarily focused on following the trend of metallic construction handsets that have been receiving a lot of love so far from the international smartphone market. A few more notable possible features include a secondary display, similar to LG’s high-end camera phone, the LG V10, as well as a possible dual-camera setup. This new things adding of to the possible high-end Snapdragon 820 taking in charge is quite amazing indeed.
The next galaxy to visit
Samsung has already made a lot of noise on the Galaxy S7, way before announcing their participation on MWC 2016. Leaks and rumours on the handset hit it high every week and it has shared a lot of pretty interesting feats so far. One, in particular, is Samsung’s self-built BRITECELL camera sensor, which is specifically built to shoot amazing low-lit outputs. The handset is also expected to be waterproof and could withstand water pressure with ease.
Similar to the LG G5, the next Galaxy S-series successor is said to feature a top-notch Snapdragon 820 chip on its helm, making performance a pretty highly anticipated fight between the two handsets. A few rumours also suggested a dual camera setup for the Galaxy S7, as well as a few rendered videos of the Galaxy S7 has been seeing the light of day, thanks to a few dedicated video makers such as Jermaine Smitt, showing off the handset at its most accurate depiction.
A recent leaked suggested the  Galaxy S7 will carry a similar Live photo feature of Apple, that will be dubbed as Vivid Photos, however this feature is a bit different that what Apple original has in mind on the iPhone handsets.
On MWC 2016
Both of these devices are expected to show up in the MWC event, with both of them having a special show for each. However, rest assured that there are plenty more to see than these two flagships and we’ll be sure to keep your eyes peeled on any possible breakthrough gadgets that’ll show up in event. But for now, these two are the only ones that we’re surely looking forward to.
