Just ahead of IFA 2018, LG's announced two new entries in its Tone earbud series — including the Tone Platinum SE and Tone Ultra SE.
Sprint might not be the top carrier in the States, but an LG-made phone with integrated 5G radios sounds like a good way to boost sales.
Every year, LG releases a lot of phones. This year is no different, so to help keep you in the loop, these are all the LG phones coming out in 2018.
LG's last flagship for 2018 will be the V40. The phone might fade in the background, but LG has the opportunity to make it special.
LG's latest budget series, the Q Stylus, aims to offer IP68 dust/water resistance, Android Oreo, stylus support, and more at affordable prices.
AT&T won't be selling the LG G7, but it is getting the V35. The phone's officially launching on Friday, June 8 with a final price of $900 USD.
LG's mid-range Q series is making a return in 2018 with the LG Q7, Q7+, and Q7a.
Interested in picking up the LG G7? Pre-ordering it can secure you with a 43-inch 4K TV for free!
LG's 2018 lineup of ThinQ televisions now supports Google Assistant for enhanced voice controls.
Not even a week after pre-orders went live, B&H is already offering $200 off the LG V30S ThinQ.
The G7 ThinQ is LG's newest flagship smartphone, but AT&T may sell the unannounced V35 ThinQ instead.
LG's first financial results for 2018 are in, and while the company as a whole is excelling, its smartphone operations continue to bleed money.
With so many options like Google Pay, Samsung Pay, and Apple Pay, how do you choose just one service to hold all of your cards?
Ahead of the May 2 launch of the LG G7, the company has announced the opening of a new "Software Upgrade Center" at its headquarters in South Korea dedicated to improving the process of creating and releasing software updates for its smartphones.
According to a report on South Korea's ETNews, LG has started supplying displays to Huawei, starting with the Porsche Design Mate RS.
A couple months after being announced at CES 2018, you can now pre-order LG's Smart Display from B&H for $296.99.
LG's mobile division hasn't had a strong presence in China for a couple years, and it's now been confirmed that the company will stop selling phones there.
After disgruntled customers filed a class-action lawsuit against LG last March, the company has decided to settle with very generous offers.
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“Don't buy a smart speaker because you want a good stereo. Buy it because it works your lights or thermostat.” - Jerry Hildenbrand
LG just released its earnings report for Q4 of 2017, and as expected, its mobile division is still losing money after 11 consecutive quarters.