LG teases phone with gesture-based controls

LG has posted a short video indicating that it will be saying "goodbye" to touch at the Mobile World Congress taking place in Barcelona next month.

LG is teasing a smartphone with hand gesture controls.

Last week, LG was in the spotlight not on the grounds that it will dispatch a collapsing gadget, but since a dependable source guaranteed that the organization would report a cell phone with a second-screen connection that, in like manner, can possibly twofold the presentation measure.

On Jan 22, be that as it may, the organization came back to the spotlight when it distributed an official 13-second MWC LG Premiere welcome clasp to YouTube (see beneath) including a hand calling words and whisking them away with only two or three swipes left, right, and upward.

All the more explicitly, the words "Farewell Touch" show up and vanish with these basic hand motions, recommending that one of the gadgets propelled at the occasion will be outfitted with more signal controls than contact controls.

While the model name was not uncovered, it's relied upon to be the follow-up of the G7 ThinQ, the G8 ThinQ, except if LG chooses to toss a curveball in its naming system.

The organization did not indicate whether these two up and coming telephones are the equivalent or not, however all things considered, they're diverse handsets.

The collapsing telephone adversary and this gadget highlighting signal controls are slated to be divulged on Feb 24, the day preceding the Mobile World Congress opens to general society.