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LG's Rollable makes its first appearance in regulatory images, showing us what the company's most unique phone would have looked like.

LG has finally confirmed it is leaving the smartphone business. How do you feel about its departure?

The company had earlier signalled an intent to sell its mobile business but the lack of a buyer means it may discard it altogether.

The LG Rollable has appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website, which suggests the phone may see the light of day after all.

The LG Stylo 7, Samsung Galaxy A52, Galaxy A72, and others were revealed when Google updated its list of supported ARCore smartphones.

Reports indicate that LG has put its next flagship smartphone on hold, fueling rumors that the company is preparing to exit the smartphone industry.

LG has begun updating its smartphones in the United States, starting with last year's flagship LG V60 ThinQ.

How does the LG G6's camera compare against its sibling, the V20? That's what we're going to find out.

LG has been in talks with a Vietnamese conglomerate on the possible sale of its smartphone business but those talks have concluded with LG still searching for a buyer.

As per a new report, LG has halted the development of its "Rollable" phone, which it teased at CES last month. The phone was expected to go on sale in the second half of the year.

Evan Blass has just revealed the latest models in LG's W series smartphones, featuring a familiar design and punch hole selfie camera.

LG recently released a smartphone and PC integration application that lets you perform smartphone functions from your PC. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work for most users at the moment.

LG just released its latest quarterly earnings report, showing an 18% drop in profits from the previous quarter, and an overall loss of over $750 million in profits over the past year.

Reports indicate that the LG Velvet is being updated to the stable Android 11 release, more than a month after the company launched a beta program for the device.

At some point, throwing money into the sea will start to look like a bad idea and LG will just call it quits. I hate those kinds of days.

Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is lining up to purchase LG's smartphone business. if a deal is struck, Vingroup will take over the company's U.S operations.

In an internal memo sent to employees, LG CEO Kwon Bong-seok has hinted at big changes to the company’s smartphone business, which been deep in the red for the past five years.