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The LG G5 is much, much more than the iterative update to last year's G4 that you might have expected.

Billed as the phone that could take modular mobiles into the mainstream, it's less a standalone handset than a hub for a range of cool accessories.

Among them is an add-on that allows you to turn the G5 into a controller for drones or a BB-8-style robot. And there are accessories that transform it into a high-end stereo or a nifty standalone camera too.

We gave the G5 and its predecessor the G5 a once-over at MWC and we really liked what we saw.

But what do you think of LG's bid to transform smartphones? Let us know in the comments section.

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It’s long been known that getting an iPhone repaired by a non-Apple technician invalidates your warranty. But now it seems there’s another price to pay for leaving the company’s hermetic hug.

According to what reports suggest are 'thousands' of user testimonies, the latest iOS 9 version of Apple’s operating system is capable of determining if a third-party shop has carried out repairs to an iPhone in the past.

If it has, the software renders the phone useless. Or ‘bricks it’, to use the parlance of tech fans.

Worse still, images, videos, contacts and music stored on the phone are erased too, without hope of retrieval unless you backed up the data or use Apple's iCloud cloud storage service.

The problem, which has been dubbed Error 53, appears to be restricted to iPhones equipped with TouchID fingerprint recognition technology in the home button.

But it’s seemingly only come to light once users have updated their phones to the latest iOS 9 version of Apple’s iPhone operating system.

As is the way of such things, some have speculated that Apple has installed the ‘bricking’ mechanism in iOS 9 as a cash cow, effectively forcing customers into an official Apple Store. Where, of course, repairs are usually much more costly than at your friendly, neighbourhood phone repair shop.

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We  know the iPhone 6S will get three levels of Force Touch, which is one more than the Apple Watch and MacBook. But that's not all that's changing. It now seems the screen could be in for a bump in resolution too.

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According to a leak from Weibo user @KJuma, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6S will have a resolution of 1,125x2,000 pixels, giving it a pixel per inch count of 488ppi. Which would be quite a step up from the iPhone 6's resolution of 750x1,134, and 326ppi.

The iPhone 6S Plus is also said to be in line for a significant jump in resolution, from 1,080x1,920 pixels (401ppi) to 1,242x2,208 (466ppi).

Both screens are rumoured to stay the same size. Indeed, both phones are expected to look almost identical to their predecessors, though they might be slightly fatter to prevent another bendgate.

The Chinese site also claims to have the iPhone 6S's specs via a benchmark from Geekbench. It claims the handset will have a 1.8GHz A9 SoC chipset with 2GB of RAM.

Of course these are unsubstantiated, so take it all with a pinch of salt. But there's not long until the rumours are dispelled and we know for sure.

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Apple will unveil both handsets plus a new Apple TV and possibly the iPad Pro tomorrow evening. We'll bring you all the news as it happens.

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As is tradition, Google will release the new version of Android at the same time as its new Nexus devices. Both phones will be the first to ship with Android M, while the rest of us will have to wait to update our devices.

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Android M – or Android 6.0 Marshmallow, to give it its full name – brings some major bug fixes, gives more control over app permissions, and brings support for two new features: Android Pay and Now on Tap.

Android Pay is Google's take on Apple Pay, and lets you pay for goods and services by tapping your phone against the card reader. It will replace Google Wallet.

Now on Tap, meanwhile, will serve up information on films, restaurants and more from within various apps. Texting someone about a restaurant you want to try? You'll be able to book a table from within the text app using Now on Tap. Amazing.

Now, the meat of the devices.

The LG-made follow-up to the Nexus 5 is expected to sport a 5.2-inch screen, a USB-C port and dual front-facing speakers. Inside, we're expecting a Snapdragon 808 chip with 3GB of RAM.

It'll also have a fingerprint sensor on the back.

Huawei's successor to the Nexus 6 will have a 5.76-inch QHD screen and metal body, along with the same fingerprint sensor and USB-C port as its smaller sibling.

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Expect them to give the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus a run for their money.

5 Price

There's been no indication of price yet, but we can make some predictions based on previous Nexus devices.

They're known for being affordable, though as the specs have improved, the prices have gone up. They're more mid-range devices than wallet-friendly mobiles.

As such, we'd expect the 5.2-incher to cost roughly the same as the Moto X Play, i.e. starting at £279. That's far cheaper than some phones, but pricier than the OnePlus 2, which only costs £239.

The larger of the phones will naturally be more expensive. We'd wager it will cost around £330.

With these and the new iPhones, phone lovers are in for a very merry Christmas.

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