LG
LG is a South Korean consumer electronics company that makes — among other things — smartphones, tablets and computers that are sold around the world. It also has many subdivisions that make many of the components that are used by its own smartphones and tablets, as well as sourced by several other major phone manufacturers. LG is probably best known for the displays, chips and batteries it makes for mobile devices.
The vast majority of all phones and tablets LG makes run Android, while its computers run Windows and now Chrome OS. Thanks to its massive scale, LG has several different smartphone lines that bring its products to a variety of price points in markets around the world. Although many wouldn't normally think it, the company has been gaining phone market share both in its home country of South Korea — where it competes directly with Samsung — and in Western markets in recent years.
For many years, LG's phones followed the "Optimus" brand, which saw the name tacked onto most devices that were sold. Since the end of 2013, LG has moved to single letters that denote the different smartphone lines — aka the "L Series" and "F Series" — with the best-known devices in the Western markets taking the "G Series" name, such as the G2, G Pro 2 and G Flex.
LG's 2014 flagship is the LG G3, a large Android smartphone with the first quad HD display. LG also had one of the first Android Wear smartwatches and is expected to roll out more this year.
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Is your TV listening? LG wants you to know its TVs aren't eavesdropping on your living room, but the fine print on voice and ACR features is worth a look.

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Time to switch The LG OLED B5 Series has crashed to just $599 during Best Buy's current sale, but how long will it last?

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AC Polls Zack Nelson of JerryRigEverything got his hands on an LG Rollable and took it apart to reveal its inner workings.

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Editor's Desk The LG Wing launched in 2020 as LG's final flagship, but it wasn't appealing enough to keep the company in the smartphone game.

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bendy as Laffy Taffy LG's new display is a shapeshifter, stretching from palm-sized to tablet-sized.

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Beyond the Alphabet Don't you ever wish we could go back to the days of when phones were fun? Yeah, me neither.

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Game on! Best Buy's Super Bowl TV sale is live, and one of the best deals we've found so far is this $200 discount on a great LG TV.

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The LG V60 from 2020 is picking up the latest version of Android, marking its last software update.

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Deal Best Buy has quietly slashed $700 off the price of the 65-inch LG Class 83 Series smart TV, but how long will it last?

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LG Innotek's 2023 CES reveal is all about its new optical telephoto zoom module for the next generation of smartphones.

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LG Display revealed the details surrounding its stretchable 12-inch display. With enough durability to withstand constant form changes, the stretchable screen can go from 12-inches to 14-inches.

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LG launched a new Android tablet with a 10-inch display and Wacom stylus pen support.

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Prime Day is coming to a close. Find out what items the Android Central staff purchased — they may surprise you.

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Nokia was once the hottest mobile phone OEM, and LG took risks. Now, companies are afraid to be weird, and it's a bummer.

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LG is bringing Android 12 to more phones soon, as outlined by a new update schedule. However, only three models are set to receive the big update this quarter.

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Deals We chose the LG OLED CX as the best TV for the Playstation 5. That TV's successor is now on sale with a 30% discount.
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