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LG packed heaps of quality features into the V40 ThinQ but unfortunately, we couldn’t recommend it back in 2018 due to its hefty price tag and poor battery life. 18 months later at least one of those things has changed. At around $350 new and sub-$300 on the used market, the V40 ThinQ sounds like one heck of a deal on paper. For that money, you’re getting five cameras, a QHD+ OLED display, a Quad DAC-equipped headphone port, 10W wireless charging, and a still-sprightly SoC. With this in mind, along with the recent release of LG’s latest release — the...

Here at Android Authority, we love Android phones (surprise). But even we have to admit there have been some truly terrible Android phone names. Read also: The best Android phones of 2019 Rather than letting these companies off the hook, we decided to round up all the offenders and rank them from worse to worst. Without further ado, here are the worst Android phone names, ranked. 15. HTC First The first item on our list of the worst phone names is the HTC First, which was roughly the company’s fifty-first Android device released to the market. It was, however, the...