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How to Get Android Oreo On Your Phone?
A few days ago, Google started rolling out Android Oreo to devices. It’s been available as a public beta for some of the company’s more recent Pixel and Nexus devices since May. However, the final ver...
LG Announces the V30 Smartphone at IFA 2017
LG Electronics (LG) has taken the wraps off the new LG V30 smartphone at IFA 2017 in Berlin, Germany. The V30 features many mobile innovations – a F1.6 aperture camera lens, a glass Crystal Clear Lens...
LG’s new UX 6.0+ to Make its Debut in the Upcoming V30
The new UX 6.0+ is to make its debut in the upcoming V30 from LG Electronics. It is an advanced version of LG’s UX that has been optimised to work even better with the immersive 18:9 OLED FullVision d...
Watch: LG’s Ultra-Premium Brand “LG SIGNATURE” Debuts in the Region
LG’s new ultra-premium brand “LG SIGNATURE” has been launched in the GCC region. The LG SIGNATURE family consists of four products. This includes the world’s thinnest and stunning OL...
LG unveils world’s largest OLED screen at Dubai Aquarium
LG unveiled the world’s largest OLED screen and world’s largest high definition video wall located at the Dubai Aquarium, The mega-sized video wall was created using 820 Open Frame LG OLED...
LG’s New V30 Will Come With a OLED FullVision Display
The next flagship smartphone from LG Electronics (LG), possibly the new V30, will be the first ever device to feature a plastic OLED FullVision display, consistent with the company’s smartphone displa...
LG to Launch V30 on August 31
Some of the most anticipated Android smartphones of the second half of 2017 are expected to be showcased at IFA 2017 in early September. However, most of them will be unveiled a few days, or even week...
LG Announces new Q6 Smartphone
LG today announced that the LG Q6, part of its new Q series, will be the first smartphone to offer the FullVision display following the LG G6. The Q series offers many of LG’s most sought-out premium ...
Google Pixel 2 Leak Features Squeezable Sides and Slimmer Bezel
Assuming Google is working on a yearly cadence, we’re about three months out from a release of the second Google Pixel. That means we’re getting into proper leak territory, and, as usual, ...