LG Electronics news stories

LG will demonstrate its new flexible OLED technology at CES 2022, showing how it can create new and different experiences in the home. 

The company’s New Zealand branch also received NZ$203,858 in wage subsidies from the New Zealand government during COVID lockdowns in 2020.

It becomes the first major smartphone brand to exit the market.

The Explorer Project is both an initiative and a category of phone, and will include devices that deliver unexplored usability experiences, according to a statement from the company.

The company says the device ushers in a new era of user-centric design, innovative multi-media features and a 5G compatible user experience. 

LG's New Zealand branch has reported an increase in total revenue, but a decrease in net profit in the company's financial results for 2019.

The K series includes quad camera functionality, FHD+ FullVision display and AI features across the range.

These monitors feature a new ‘ergo’ design for improved comfort and productivity, and are targeted for professionals and gamers.

LG’s massive 88-inch OLED 8K TV is now available in Singapore, but be prepare for a rather large price tag if you want it in your living room.

Harnessing webOS Auto and Qualcomm Snapdragon Automotive Development Platform (ADP), the companies aim to create and advance a more convenient in-car experience for drivers and passengers alike.

It includes the LG Alpha 9 (α9) Gen 2 processor, Cinema HDR, and LG ThinQ AI with Google Assistant support built-in and Amazon Alexa on its way.

Check Point Research discovered the vulnerability impacts phones from Samsung, Huawei, LG, and Sony.

LG Australia is delivering its first 8K television starting from today, bringing the latest in LG’s range of premium TVs to Australians.

This will mean some respite after the Australian market’s massive 2019 decline and help NZ’s see some stability.

Users can stream their favourite movies and television shows from the Apple TV app and other video apps as well as view photos directly on their LG AI TVs.

LG’s new smartphone offering provides a range of options for biometric security, including the new vein recognition solution with Hand ID.

The expanded partnership will focus on embedding LG’s open source webOS platform in future automotive, robotics and smart home devices.

"We are thrilled to build on and expand our relationship with them as part of our commitment to provide automakers with safety-certified, secure and reliable solutions."

ResearchAndMarkets.com released a new report, providing a comprehensive examination of the state of the wearables market for the next five years.

Includes fridges, freezers, washing machines, an auto-steamer, and a robotic vacuum/mop.

LG’s new 8K OLED TV is now on sale in South Korea, but those in other parts of the world will have to wait a little longer to get their hands on the 88-inch TV set.

The update will be implemented through the Alexa app on 2019 TVs featuring ThinQ AI.

Haier is going all-in on the smart home revolution – and it believes your home should be smart all the way from the laundry to the bedroom.

If you’re struggling to get your head around the idea of a phone’s display as an amplifier, we can't blame you.