LG Electronics stories

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.>>

With Infineon’s REAL3 image sensor chip, LG offers a depth measuring selfie camera for face-based security.>>