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it turns out that Evy Leakes has given us another look at the LG g20 this time in black the image here seems to match other renders we found as well although it's a little bit tricky because of the different angles the top speaker grille the front-facing camera position the secondary ticker display and the volume rockers on the left hand side are all accounted for presumably the blurred out parts of the screen are there to help protect his source sadly this picture doesn't show us anything new about the possible module nature of the LG v20 the leaked render does show a button on the bottom right that could possibly be to detach modules just like the g5 but there are any other visible clues in this picture now there's not a lot more details about the LG v20 other than the fact that google has confirmed that it will run android nougat right out of the box now many of you will know that I'm a big fan of Sony especially Sony's compact line and we've heard rumblings that Sony's not only putting out an xperia x compact but an Xperia x10 a general lack of leaks and information about Sony's new flagship phones all we've had to hold us over is the Xperia XA ultra and a leak of what looks like to be an upcoming flagship also known as the f8 3 3 1 but now we may have a clearer picture of what to expect thanks to a catch from Sony's check website they have a listing for an experienced compact and an Xperia x2 website spills no specs but we can deduce from Sony's historic trend of releasing phones of varying sizes now the mysterious question is could the xperia x z indeed be the fa 331 I think they're related but that's not all we have the renowned a leak stir Evan Blass aka even leaks managed to snag a snap of the xperia x compact and what do you know it looks a lot like the front of the fa3 3-1 as a reminder sony is expected to have a press conference rake before Aoife 2016 kicks off on September 1st at 1 p.m. Berlin time now I know what you're thinking you're looking at that image and saying Jase come on Sony's just doing the same old same old there's no innovation they're giving us the same design as they've had for years now that may be true but who else is doing what Sony does I mean you get waterproof you get expandable storage you get sexy sleek design and the only ones to give us a truly flagship powered smartphone in a compact size it's not broken don't fix it now let's talk unlimited data plans that aren't unlimited well it seems the uncarrier 's new unlimited plan is in hot water with the digital rights group Electronic Frontier Foundation one of the major gripes about the plan is that you'll be stuck with Bing ons video quality cap of just 480p unless of course you wish to dish out an extra 25 bucks a month which AFF strongly feels runs afoul of the principle of net neutrality now that's a pretty solid argument and one of the other major gripes is that they're so-called unlimited data plan is unlimited to 26 gigs a month now I know what some of you are thinking who are over 40 26 gigs a month that's the ocean of data not if you're a teenager watching Netflix all summer long you can burn through gigs like wildfire it's not and the issue is that you shouldn't be able to say it's unlimited if it's obviously not unlimited do you guys have the same problems with your data plans your carriers let me know in the comments below if you guys will remember from like 15 years ago when people were making money hand over fist in the dot-com bubble remember we didn't call it a dotnet bubble or dot org bubble we didn't call them dot biz billionaires we called them dot-com billionaires because that's the power of a dot-com now why is that because no domain name extension tells your story with the same degree of trust as a dot-com or dotnet domain name.com and dotnet domain name extensions inject credibility into your online presence save 15% on domain names and web hosting when you use our coupon code Android at domain.com check out when you think domain names think domain.com thanks for watching Android army my name is Jase love to connect with you right here on Twitter I'll see you next week on Android