We’ve already said our goodbyes to LG after it shuttered its Mobile divison in 2021. But while time may heal all wounds, for me, there still exists a dull ache in my heart where LG’s smartphones used ...

The LG Velvet is no longer available from AT&T. The LG Velvet was the last LG smartphone available via a national carrier in the US. LG Velvet users should still receive software updates, at least ...

Steve was a Senior Writer at AP, where he covered over 40 smartphones a year. Steve has carried the latest and greatest around in his pocket for nearly 30 years, with everything from Motorola StarTACs ...

At CES 2021, LG wowed us with a short teaser of its innovative Rollable concept phone. Unfortunately, the company shuttered its smartphone division, and with it, plans of launching its rollable ...

Shortly before LG shuttered its mobile phone division, the company teased an interesting device: A smartphone with a display that could roll out to the size of a small tablet. The company insisted, up ...

Four years ago, South Korea’s LG made the decision to quietly shut down its mobile phone business. The move was an admission of what had been obvious for a while: LG had lost the battle for cellphone ...

LG will shut down its smartphone update servers on June 30, 2025, officially ending support for its mobile devices. While few users are likely still holding onto LG phones, it’s a final reminder of ...

LG's Rollable phone shows up in another hands-on video on YouTube, which gives us a better glimpse of the innovative phone that never actually hit the shelves. The new Korean video seemingly shows a ...

Four years ago, LG called it quits in the smartphone business. After years of high-end phone releases that never really captured the attention or wallets of so many of you, they decided to cut their ...

Back in 2019, LG released the creator-focused LG V50 ThinQ. It was the phone that introduced the LG display case and it brought a lot of powerful features. Now, The LG V50 is finally getting the ...

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