LG Shows Off The G5’s UX 5.0 – With The Option To Turn The App Drawer On Or Off

LG’s G5 is definitely an interesting new phone – with a modular design and “friends”/accessories. But there was also a question early on about the disappearance of the venerable Android app drawer and if Google / LG / Samsung or whoever is planning to abolish that 2-layer design completely. Well, thankfully at least from LG’s side, we find out that its an optional thing from the UI from their newly released UX 5.0 demo – a whole 3 minutes plus detailing how you’ll be using their new flagship phone. Check it out embedded above, or read some more of the specs below!

	Brand	Device	Launch Date	Launch Price (SRP)	Lowest Price	Processor	Display	Version (At Launch)	Skin	Rear Camera	Front Camera	RAM / ROM / MicroSD	Battery	Telephony	Extra Connectivity	USB OTG / SD Install	Miscellaneous	Updates	Links	Buy Online	UI Smoothness	Antutu Score	Work Battery
	LG	LG G5	2016-04-28 (PH) 2016-02-21 (Int.)	34990 (PHP)		2.2Ghz Quad-Core Snapdragon 820	5.3" 2560x1440 Quantum IPS Gorilla Glass 4	6.0 Android Marshmallow	LG UI	16MP OIS LED Flash + 8MP Wide	8MP	4GB / 32GB / Yes	2800 mAh	Single or Dual SIM LTE	NFC, Fingerprint scanner, USB Type C	??? / ???	Modular design, optional camera grip, HiFi dac, always on display			Lazada

The LG G5 is slated to be launched in the Philippines this coming April 28, with availability probably happening soon after. We’ll be on the lookout for more info so stay tuned!