The V30 wasn’t a bad phone, but LG can make the V40 truly spectacular.
In just the last three years since the original LG V10 was released, the V series has changed a lot. The V20 followed up on the V10’s formula of packing in every feature imaginable in addition to providing a high-quality DAC for headphone users and a removable battery.
The V30 still offered a phenomenal wired audio experience but ditched the V10 and V20’s [Read More…]
Available on UHD AI and OLED models.
Back at CES 2018, LG announced a pile of premium televisions with large displays, a new Alpha 9 processor, and support for the Google Assistant. Those TVs have been up for sale for some time, but now the Assistant is finally being enabled on them.
With the Google Assistant, you’ll be able to press a button on your remote to ask questions about the weather, upcoming calendar appointments, control your [Read More…]
In what may come as a surprise, a new LG smartwatch has passed through the FCC the day before Google I/O 2018. The company has been rumored to be working on a new smartwatch, and this may be our first good look.
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Verizon has started rolling out an update to the LG V30, which includes the same “ThinQ” branding that will be coming to LG’s 2018 flagship device.
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Committing to faster software updates is always a good move.
Ahead of the May 2 launch of the LG G7, the company has announced the opening of a new “Software Upgrade Center” at its headquarters in South Korea dedicated to improving the process of creating and releasing software updates for its smartphones. As the name would imply, the goal is pretty simple: “providing customers worldwide with faster, timelier, smartphone operating system and software updates.”
The rest of [Read More…]
LG needs to reThinQ its product naming decisions.
LG’s 2018 flagship is slated to launch sometime this quarter, and if a new leak from Evan Blass is any indication, the phone will be called the LG G7 ThinQ. LG said earlier this year that it was ditching the G-series branding in favor of a new naming convention, but it doesn’t look like the name will change all that much after all.
Goodbye, LG [Read More…]
LG wants you to forget all about the Google Home Max. The company has unveiled two Google Assistant-powered speakers including a premium one.
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LG earlier this year made a pledge to stop the yearly release schedule of its smartphones. It was a bold but thoughtful and understandable move for the company to launch new models only when it was needed. Shortly after the announcement, it emerged LG was already working on its next flagship. According to a new […]
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The phone will use a new MLCD+ panel for its display.
For all intents and purposes, the LG G7 is dead. LG’s CEO reportedly scrapped the phone shortly after CES and ordered the mobile department to go back to the drawing board, and now that some time has passed, we’ve got new information about what we can expect from LG’s big 2018 flagship.
According to Venture Beat, the G6’s successor is currently being referred to as “Judy” [Read More…]
At CES 2018, Google promised a lot of new Assistant-powered speakers are coming, including touch screen speakers like Amazon’s controversial Echo Show. Case in point, Lenovo just unveiled the Smart Display a few days ago, and the announcement was immediately followed by LG debuting its own touchscreen speaker called the ThingQ WK9. But compared with […]
