In case you own an LG V10, we have some great news for you. The South Korean manufacturer has finally started seeding the much-awaited Android 7.0 Nougat for the said handset, however, for the time being, it’s only limited to LG’s home country. But, fret not, the same update shall starting hitting V10 devices worldwide pretty soon.
Details about LG V10 Android Nougat Update
The latest update for LG 10 comes with software version v30d. It brings the LG latest UX 5.0+, along with Android Nougat OS underneath. Right now, the update is rolling out for carrier variants (F600L, F600K, and F600S). Users can also fetch the update manually via the LG Bridge software.
Other than the new UX, the latest release carries all the features introduced with the Android 7.0 Nougat OS. This includes features like Multi-window, Vulkan API, Doze on the Go, New Set of emojis and much more. Just like every other software update, you also get performance improvements and bug fixes.
Once the update gets the thumbs up in its home region, the worldwide update shall follow soon. In case you live in South Korea and rock one of the carrier variant mentioned above, visit the setting menu of your smartphone to check for the update.
Just to remind, LG V10 was launched in October 2015 and was the first smartphone from LG to rock 2 displays. It sports a 5.7-Inch QHD display powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 hexacore chipset with 4 Gigs of RAM. Optic duties are handled by a 16 MP rear and 5 MP front snappers. At the time of launch, the smartphone received rave reviews for a new concept and it’s good to see LG supporting it with the latest firmware.
Do let us know if you too have been waiting for the Nougat firmware on your LG V10 device in the comments section below.
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