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I don't trust this article but I stopped reading here. I already know this is the LG is taking but I'm still disappointed.
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But if the battery capacity will really be 45000mAh come on. That's plenty and fair for the taking away of removable battery. If they did this with waterproofing I would gladly accept that trade off.
They could still do waterproofing with a removable battery. And I'd rather have two or three interchangeable 3500mAh batteries than one 4500. Yes that is a nice capacity but I'd rather swap than charge.
 

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They could still do waterproofing with a removable battery. And I'd rather have two or three interchangeable 3500mAh batteries than one 4500. Yes that is a nice capacity but I'd rather swap than charge.
Are there any phones that are waterproof and have a removable battery?
 

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Right!? Id rather have a BETTER 12MP sensor than just bloated numbers.

True that it's not always about megapixels but they still matter. If you zoom in, you lose a lot of detail because of the smaller megapixel count. For example, taking a picture of a street sign from a distance, it'll be more readable on a 16MP camera than 12MP.
 

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True that it's not always about megapixels but they still matter. If you zoom in, you lose a lot of detail because of the smaller megapixel count. For example, taking a picture of a street sign from a distance, it'll be more readable on a 16MP camera than 12MP.
Not always. It depends on the software as well. The 12mp Google Pixel for instance can produce sharper images than a competing pump phone. I think Nokia did it best as far as their tech and their 20mp sensors.
 

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True that it's not always about megapixels but they still matter. If you zoom in, you lose a lot of detail because of the smaller megapixel count. For example, taking a picture of a street sign from a distance, it'll be more readable on a 16MP camera than 12MP.
I know all the arguments, trust me, using zoom on smartphones..not worth its weight in gold. Just Google the Megapixel Myth. http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/features/item/20849_The_Megapixel_myth_2015_Editio.php