10) Access the LGE Mobile USB Modem driver through Control Panel -> Device. If the setting is still at 'CP USB' then reinstall the LG drivers. I advise others- only download if you stupid, wanna take a risk, or got a spare. I just get a Nokia N-gage and i wanna use it as a modem to connect to the internet using GPRS. I've read the manual and install the nokia modem options. Device(s): LG V20 and LG G Pad X 8.0; Carrier(s): T-Mobile One.

Lots of folks have been clamoring for a release date for the T-Mobile lately, and now we’ve finally got a date for those people to circle on their calendar. The LG V20 will launch at T-Mobile. Crazy bump license keygen. Unfortunately, T-Mo isn’t quite ready to talk pricing for the V20, saying that that info will be announced “closer to launch.” One thing that T-Mobile did reveal today is that everyone who buys an LG V20 will get a pair of, worth $149. T-Mo says that this offer will only be around for a limited time, so if you want some free headphones, you may want to grab your V20 at launch or shortly thereafter. Another important detail about the LG V20 is that it’s the first phone on T-Mobile to support AWS-3 (aka band 66) spectrum.

T-Mobile will be using this spectrum to build out its 4G LTE network, and the V20 will be the first phone on T-Mo that’ll run on those airwaves. As a refresher, the LG V20 runs Android 7.0 Nougat on a 5.7-inch 2560×1440 display. It’s also got a secondary 160×1040 display above that main display. Another major feature of the V20 is its dual camera setup, with a 16-megapixel standard lens and an 8-megapixel wide-angle lens. There’s also a 5-megapixel camera on the V20’s front. The rest of the LG V20’s spec list is about as high-end as your’d expect from an Android flagship in late 2016.

There’s a Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of built-in storage, and a microSD slot for adding even more storage. There’s also a Quad DAC for reducing distortion and ambient noise for higher-quality audio and a 3,200mAh removable battery. Are you thinking about buying the LG V20 when it launches later this month? I encountered it. Was going to a 3v3 soccer tournament where I was the coach and all the kids age verifications was on my phone.

Charged it on my way there. As I got out of my car, saw a parent called and when I grabbed the phone, it was in the process of rebooting. Only it stayed at the LG splash screen and would shut off. Nothing I did, from removing the battery, to charging it for a bit, would work. Thankfully the tournament organizers let us play without the documentation.

Couldn’t call anyone, nor receive any calls from parents asking where the field we were on was. So sorry, that day, it wasn’t a molehill. Added up sending it to LG for repairs. Honestly I think more of us or whoever still wants this old tech of removable battery and a sd card slot should really support this phone, I think if it’s priced around the note 5s pricing it’s still worth it with the stuff it comes with 64gb and 4gb ram, I was going to go the budget phone route but I have so many issues with my note 5 after a year I’m on my second charge now at work and it’s only 11:35 AM. And I’m not even a heavy user I just listened to music, watched a few youtube videos cuz in the area I was in I don’t even get 1mbps upload or download. And the phone was already at 50% and my girlfriends note 5 died on her a few weeks ago and she was like how do u take off the back of the phone so we can change the battery? I felt bad cuz you can’t.

So I think if people still want options and not everything to be like Apple then support this device:) if you want of course •. So that’s what you do every day huh. Sit here and try to get a rise out of people yet your not stating any facts about anything I said if it’s true or not. But your not getting a rise out of me, I don’t have anything to say becuase I come to read everyone else’s mind on how they feel tmobile or phones are doing in general. Not cuz i wanna get off telling people shit for no reason.

When I do have something to say your the only one who responds so thanks for thinking of me? Like I said some do consider this old tech and if we still want to have options to support this phone •. I still have my SGH-T889 TMo Galaxy Note II and I consider the screen on it to still be the best screen of all my phones despite only being 1280×720 (being non-Pentile is a big part of that). I thought a higher resolution screen would help reading but instead everything gets scaled down so objects look so much smaller while being rendered in the same number of pixels: thus the GN2 has better readability for most purposes than my Nexus 6–OTOH, 1080p or better video looks better on the Nexus for the same reason. (I’m not a graphic artist or anything so the minuscule screen differences that some other people notice don’t bother me as much.) The V20 is one (the ONLY one?) device that has gone back to LCD, and LG’s IPS displays are well known as some of the best on their TV’s, so this will be very interesting to see in person; OTOH, I wear polarized sunglasses so it would make the phone totally useless to use in the sun.:( OTOH, stereo speakers on my Nokia N900 and Nexus 6 sound so much better than the lone one on the back of the GN2. Put on headphones, though, and this flip-flops because the Nexus 6 uses the audio from the SoC while the GN2 uses a separate Wolfson sound chip and you can DEFINITELY hear the difference on stuff where the fidelity hasn’t been compressed out to death.