That's electronic image stabilization, often used in conjunction with optical stabilization.

Some phones can actively move the OIS hardware to get a desired effect, like shifting the sensor to get more detail out of image stacking

That doesn't make sense. Why design a stand alone product that requires additional protection? What other device do we use that is made that way? I don't need to put a nerf bumper on my car

Yo, dawg - I hear yo and yo dog like to yo-yo. So we put yo dog in yo yo-yo so yo can yo-yo yo dog while yo yo-yo, dawg.

Do they have removable batteries and an AUX jack?

>so we strapped a belt to yo bike so you can bike in the snow.

I earn this this was already a thing and it doe make biking in the snow easier because the belt drive wont rust.

Almost feels like they were trying the old pimp my ride meme

I have seen so many people shit on lg phones over the years but they were great phones. Loved knock passcodes, the camera app, the IR on the G3 and other stuff. G5 modularity was kind of a mistake though. I have an S22 now but I still keep my G6 close even though it's smashed.

No one said anything about it being a decent phone. They just asked for a battery. A battery with Android attached to it.

No point in designing phones around reckless people who don't use a case imo. But maybe that means basic cases should be included.

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Hello fellow V60 fan, I thought I was alone. My only complaint is the firmware restrictions, getting VOLTE to work with an MVNO is fucking impossible, but the hardware in this phone is absolutely fantastic.

I really liked my Nexus 5 (made by LG) but the battery life was mediocre even when new, and after a few years it could only just get me through an 8 hour shift at work.

Yup! I don't like these cameras that stick out. Yes, you should probably use a case, but if you don't, it literally just rests on the camera(s) when laid flat.

Yo’ mama.

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They sucked tbh

I use those over the top thick OtterBox cases and it charges just fine. That being said I haven't used a phone without a case since flip phones.

1. The title feels like a poor attempt at an Xzibit throw back to a simpler time of the internet

2. Strapping a 15 pound battery pack to a seatstay seems like a really cool way to fuck up your Specialized Stumpjumper

3. Kill it with fire - it seems vastly inferior to an fatbike, electric or not, and I doubt it'll provide superior flotation than a 5 inch tire fat bike

Edit: Yo Dawg, we heard you liked snow bikes, so we strapped a belt to yo bike so you can bike in the snow.

I’m gonna need you to come in on Sunday. Mmmmkay.

Or “could”. Are they not sure it would work?

Android 11 AND 4G!? Amazing!

Double battery life would be great.

I wish people just bought more LG phones so they would still make them and just just put their cameras in their own models. I'm gonna miss my Velvet when it's gone.

Well Sony does optical zoom in the current generation already in the tele range. Look at the xperia 1 iv.