Apple is reportedly close to striking a manufacturing deal for the rumored Apple Car — with LG as the likely partner.
Google Play Movies & TV App Ending Roku and Smart TV Support
Google has announced it is ending support for its Play Movies & TV app on Roku and smart TVs by LG, Samsung and Vizio.
LG Makes “Three Year Pledge” to Provide Smartphone Android Updates
LG has committed to providing Android updates to its premium smartphones up to three years, despite plans to exit the business.
LG to Exit Smartphone Business by July 31
LG will become the first major smartphone maker to completely exit the market, following years of losses and failure to find a buyer.
LG Will License webOS to Other Smart TV Makers
LG has announced it will license its webOS smart TV platform to other TV makers, specifically brand partners.
LG May Exit Smartphone Business
LG’s CEO has sent out a memo to employees warning the company could exit the smartphone business after suffering significant losses.
Apple TV App and Apple TV+ Now Available on 2019 LG TVs
LG has announced in a press release that the Apple TV app and Apple TV+ are now available on compatible 2019 smart TVs. At CES, LG announced its 2020 models would include Apple’s TV offerings, and that the company would…
CES 2020: LG Intros New Smart TVs, Apple TV Integration
LG has unveiled 14 new OLED TVs at CES 2020, using artificial intelligence to push the envelope in terms of picture quality and features. “At the heart of the latest 8K and 4K LG OLED and 8K LG NanoCell TVs…
LG Shakes Up Leadership, Appoints Mobile Head to CEO
LG has announced another shakeup of its leadership, appointing Brian Kwon to the post of CEO. Brian Kwon headed LG’s TV division until he was put in charge of the company’s ailing mobile business in 2018, where he succeeded in…
Qualcomm Chips Central to Wave of 5G Home Internet Devices
While Apple may be looking to end their dependence on Qualcomm, the future is looking bright for the semiconductor company. In a press release issued today, Qualcomm announced that Netgear, LG, Sharp and Samsung are among 30+ companies building plug-and-play…