LG has added a new action camera to the company's Friend ecosystem. The Action CAM LTE supports mobile networks and allows for remote access, ideal for use as CCTV, YouTube, or even a dash camera.
If you're one of the growing number of folks getting into 360-degree photography and you're rocking an LG 360 CAM, know this: There's a hefty firmware update awaiting you.
Interested in checking out an LG 360 CAM before shelling out a bit of cash? If so, Verizon is now offering in-store demos with the nifty little camera.
You nearly can't (and probably shouldn't) buy a phone today that doesn't have a fingerprint sensor. And LG has just unveiled the next generation of the security feature, getting rid of the button and moving things under the phone's glass.
LG Stylus 2 is the first smartphone with DAB radio support and you'll be able to pick up the handset on O2 in the UK. The mobile network has announced that consumers will be able to purchase the LG phone right now on O2 Refresh.
LG has published the company financial report for Q1 2016 and while things aren't looking too good for its mobile division, LG managed to win big in both home appliance and entertainment.
Some software quirks aside, LG's entry into the 360-degree video and photography world is a fun little way to show off everything that's going on around you — and it works on iOS or Android.
The 360 CAM from LG is a — you guess it — camera that is capable of recording in 360-degrees. The $200 camera features a pair of 13MP sensors with 180-degree lenses, allowing you to record all of your surroundings to a microSD card. The 360 CAM has a USB-C port for charging and a built-in tripod mount in the base. A simple button press lets you snap photos or tap & hold to record...
More manufacturers than ever are trying to get into the 360 camera game, and with that comes many attempts at looking unique on the shelf.
LG subsidiary Innotek has unveiled a 15-watt wireless charging transmitter for smartphones. Boasted as being able to provide just as much charge as regular wired chargers, this module will enable consumers to charge their smartphones without having to plug their handset into the wall, all while not sacrificing on charge speed.
LG will have to pay $3.5 million to patent-holder Core Wireless for the violation of two smartphone user interface patents.
LG Display is investing in an OLED light panel manufacturing facility as the panel maker looks to new revenue sources beyond the television and mobile markets. The plant will mark LG's foray into the general lighting market, with the vendor looking to focus on flexible OLED light panels.
LG has announced what is boasted as the world's first smartphone to feature DAB+ digital radio support. The Stylus 2, announced for Australia, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway and the UK, brings the very best of digital radio to the smartphone.
LG has their own take on the 360-degree camera and VR headset, but they're aiming at consumers with technology that's lightweight, simple, and possibly even affordable.
LG Innotek has taken the wraps off of a new bio sensor for wearables that measures in at just 1mm thick.
LG has announced that it will be showing off yet another new smartphone at Mobile World with the 5.7-inch Stylus 2.
LG has announced the company will unveil the Tone Platinum, a new Bluetooth headset part of the Tone family of products, at this year's Mobile World Congress next week. As well as certainly looking the part, the new Tone Platinum will also sound solid thanks to LG partnering with Harmon Kardon.
LG has announced its quarterly earnings for Q4 2015, with the vendor selling 15.7 smartphones during the period, bringing the total number of sales in 2015 to 59.7 million. That's a minor increase from 2014, where the South Korean manufacturer managed sales of 59.1 million.
LG has announced the K-series of mid-range smartphones, the successors to the company's L-series. The K7 and K10 are making their public debut as part of CES 2016.
LG will be showcasing its latest display technologies at CES 2016, including an 18-inch OLED display that can be rolled up like a newspaper. The vendor will also highlight double-sided displays for signage, new 65-inch and 77-inch 4K TVs,