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LG is a company whose products I once adored. Over the years, though, the company has fallen behind in some major ways, and it’s paying for that dearly. Unfortunately, its new LG G8 ThinQ doesn’t do ...

Once upon a time, a few years ago, LG came to Mobile World Congress to show off one of the most ambitious smartphones I had ever seen. That device was the modular G5, and it was an utter flop. Since ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. LG announced the G8 ThinQ in late February. It’s April now, and in this industry, with companies like Samsung ...

LG’s bringing not just one, but two phones to Mobile World Congress 2019. Just a few months after releasing the LG V40 ThinQ comes the V50 ThinQ, which brings 5G connectivity, and then there’s the new ...

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LG is still making smartphones. The latest is the LG G8, which is expected to debut at Mobile World Congress at the end of the month. It has leaked a lot. There are a few surprises in the LG G8 design ...

LG just announced an upgraded version of the G8 called the LG G8X, which among other features is compatible with a dual screen attachment, similar to the LG V50. For starters, the 8-megapixel camera ...

When LG’s Vice Chairman Jo Seong-jin announced at last year’s Consumer Electronics Show that the company would no longer follow a “traditional smartphone release schedule,” that it would release a ...

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A few years back, LG for Mobile World Congress showed off one of the wildest devices I had ever seen. With a bit of finagling, you could pop off the bottom of the G5's body and swap it out with a ...