Flair Magazine These days, everyone is a journalist. Social media allows the public to constantly find new outlets for self-expression. Coupled with the shift toward mobile platforms, this has led to a range of social media apps (like Snapchat) that are incredibly popular among young users. Facebook retains the highest number of users, but several prominent photo and video sharing apps (like Instagram) report better engagement and content sharing. This shows just how important photos and videos are, supplanting more text-based social networks. Now, instead of posting a lengthy text update, users are much more likely to upload image content and receive instant feedback.
As photos and videos become the chief form of self-expression, users want to improve the quality of the content they capture. LG’s V30 is designed to allow the average user to take professional-quality photos without investing in expensive equipment. Its powerful multimedia capabilities include the world’s first F1.6 aperture camera lens and an OLED FullVision Display. Combined with the mobility offered by being the lightest smartphone in its category and the usability of Google’s voice recognition service, the V30 makes it possible for anyone to show their stories. In an age where anyone can broadcast at anytime, these features make the smartphone an ideal companion to a plugged-in, active user base.
