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LG G6 to come equipped with “less artificial, more intelligence” virtual assistant

The company has dropped a major hint that the device will come with an artificial intelligence which will be less artificial.

Unlike other manufacturers, who are keeping their next-gen products under complete secrecy, LG seems to be teasing one feature after another of its upcoming flagship device, LG G6. The company earlier teased that the smartphone will come with “Big Screen. That fits” and now it has dropped a major hint that the device will come with an artificial intelligence which will be less artificial.

LG recently sent out a teaser image for the upcoming G6 flagship smartphone which reads, “Less artificial. More intelligence. The next generation smartphone brought to you first by LG.” There is a high chance that the device might come deeply integrated with the Google Assistant. as the company is already reportedto be seeking a partnership with Google to add company’s in-house virtual assistant to its new products to be launched this year.

LG G6 teaser

If this is true, then LG will be the first manufacturer to come with Google in-house virtual assistant. Both of its smartwatches (launched yesterday), LG Watch Sport and LG Watch Style, are already the first smartwatches to come with Google Assistant and Wear 2.0, so it is highly likely that it might be reflected in the case of LG G6 as well.

As far as the launch is speculated, the company will be launching the device on February 26th during Mobile World Congress (MWC), which will be held in Barcelona later this month. The company has started sending out the media invites for its press event which will take place on February 26 at 12:00 local time, where it is expected to launch the upcoming flagship device.

As for the specs are concerned, the smartphone might sport a 5.7-inch QHD+ display with a of 2880×1440 pixels. The smartphone is rumoured to sport the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 and would sport 3.5mm jack and might use USB for charging and data syncing. LG is also likely to keep the Hi-Fi Quad DAC for high-quality audio output via headsets.

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