For a few months now, the future of LG’s teased rollable phone has been rather questionable, as was the future of the company itself. After years of middling sales, struggling behind the more popular brands like Apple and Samsung, January 2021 arrived with the revelation that the LG mobile division could potentially be sold—and the offers started piling in.
I can firmly deny that any such decision on future mobile products has been finalized. —LG at the end of February
The only thing we could be certain about these weeks was uncertainty, as that is all the company could tell us. The news of the potential sale of LG brought down many hopes around the revolutionary rollable phone’s rumored March release, and although LG has maintained that the phone is still in development, the speculations and excitement had significantly died down over the past weeks.
Apart from that, we know the smartphone’s camera module will probably hold three vertically-aligned cameras, at least one of which is expected to be ultra-wide. The phone will probably sport a 4200 mAh battery as well, powering the shiny new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC, and 16GB of RAM.
