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LG has released the latest updates for its LG G6 smartphone with a number of changes being made to the device. The major update relates to the addition of AI Camera feature to the camera app. There have been other performance related improvements made as well. Apart from these, the routine removal of reported bugs and security enhancements have been taken care of in these updates.
Highlights of the January Update for LG G6
According to the LG Electronics Korean website, its software update for the month of January 2019 for its LG G6 device has important changes included in it.
The top two, as mentioned above relate to the AI Camera being added to the camera app and the voice call quality improvement. One of the bugs that have been removed is the complaint from some users that the fingerprint input screen was not visible when making payments through LG Pay.
On the messages front, the software update takes care of the deletion of messages so that more messages stay longer before being deleted. There are some improvements in the power saving function as well. And lastly, the Google Security Update is included in the patch that enhances the overall security environment in the LG G6 device.
LG G7 ThinQ Maybe the Next to Receive the Update to Android Pie
LG Electronics had already alerted the users on the software updates that it plans to release for its various devices in the first quarter of the year. Of these alerts, the LG G7 ThinQ is identified to receive the software update to the Android Pie version 9.0. What is interesting to note from the earlier alerts about the updates is that LG intends to release in the first quarter of the year does not mention anything about the LG V30, which is considered a flagship phone for the Korean company.
There are the mandatory instructions on the update page on the LG website, including one on backing up your data on the device before the update since some errors may occur. There is also the warning that once you have upgraded to the new version, you will have no recourse to the older version, which in any case is less secure.
