LG has expanded its 2020 K series line-up by announcing three new smartphones today, which includes the LG K42, K52 and K62. The back panel of the LG K42 comes with a wave pattern that gives the ...

LG launched three high-profile phones this year but, if you look closely and get past the marketing language, only one of them can really be considered the company's 2020 premium flagship. While the ...

Few apps take advantage of the dual-screen design Gimbal footage capped at 1080p Camera performance is only average Battery falls short As anybody who wished for a more eventful 2020 now knows, ...

We've seen more than a few dual-screen smartphones that fold and flip to expand. Now, there's one that swivels. On Monday, LG upped its smartphone offering with the Wing, a unique take on dual-screen ...

LG is rumored to launch the “Project B” smartphone featuring a rollable display under the Explorer Project. The company even trademarked the name “LG Rollable” with the EUIPO (European Union ...

LG has just released a new press release in which it pledges to update its smartphones for the next three years. This wouldn’t be so odd if LG did not announce its departure from the smartphone ...

A report from TheElec says LG will seek ODMs to make more of its smartphones in 2021. In fact, the report explicitly mentions that by 2021, ODMs will account for 70% of LG’s Smartphone production. For ...

LG may not be making phones for much longer. The company is considering dropping its smartphone business, according to a new report from The Korea Herald, with CEO Kwon Bong-seok having sent out a ...

South Korean electronics giant and iPhone supply chain member LG is thinking about shutting down its mobile business entirely, after hints it wanted to sell the arm in January failed to result in any ...

As usual, things are not looking good for LG's phone division. As reported by The Korea Herald, LG Electronics CEO Kwon Bong-Seok sent out a staff-wide memo that the company was considering making ...

LG is considering exiting the smartphone business entirely amid declining shipments and accrued losses of $4.5 billion over the past five years (via The Korea Herald). LG CEO Kwon Bong-Seok cautioned ...