Review on Smartphone LG G6 64GB by Wiktor Grzankowski ᠌

Being able to do practically everything with just one hand is the first thing that stands out to me after using a smartphone. I have a little hand, and the screen is pretty wide, but owing to the width, it fits nicely in my hand. The touch screen's responsiveness is crucial because you'll likely be entering text frequently (email, WhatsApp, Skype). When you open your inbox in a vertical orientation on your smartphone, the screen splits in two: one half displays all of your mail, while the other displays the letter's subject. The calendar also includes this feature, making it easy to view the entire month as well as today's events. The combination of these two things is helpful to me because I utilize them so often. The camera also offers a mode that works on the same premise, allowing you to preview both the currently-displaying image and the subsequent image. I was really pleased with the photos' overall quality; I was able to capture clear images of the city at night and flowers with a high degree of accuracy. When I tested the mode using a huge image capture, buildings of all heights fit comfortably within the boundaries of the image. The front-facing camera uses the same setting, making it great for group shots. Both in the metro and outside of the city, I have excellent reception for my communications.