A day after the device was up on Flipkart for pre-orders; the Nexus 4 has been officially launched in India by LG. The device is available for Rs 25,990 at LG exclusive stores, multi-brand outlets and major retail stores across India. (more…)Google+

LG Electronics has announced to begin rolling out LTE TDD capable smartphones across the world, starting from today. The company plans to introduce LTE TDD devices this year in several regions including India, China, North America, Japan and Australia, followed by other countries. (more…)Google+

Rumors about the next Nexus device are coming in thick and fast as we get closer to the Google I/O, and the folks at @evleaks have now posted photos on their Twitter and Facebook pages which show an unspecified LG device. This according to the leaksters could either be a yet unannounced LG Optimus G2 or the Nexus 5. (more…)Google+

With Google’s I/O around the corner, rumor mills have been working round the clock hinting at the kind of devices we might get to see at the event. A report on KoreanTimes now adds to these rumors by claiming that LG has again partnered with Google to develop the Nexus 5. (more…)Google+

There has been a lot of excitement around flexible displays in phones, especially after Samsung showcased its prototype phone with such a display at this year’s CES. However, it is not Samsung but LG that is planning to launch a smartphone with flexible OLED in the fourth quarter of this year, the WSJ reports. (more…)Google+

The LG Optimus G Pro is the next version of the Optimus G and competes with the likes of Samsung’s Note series and Sony’s Xperia Z. The Optimus G Pro is LG’s first to features a 5.5-inch display and despite holding such a massive screen is easy on grip and manages to look decent enough. There is a lot of innovation done in the device, and here are our first impressions. (more…)Google+

LG today announced it is planning to launch the Optimus G Pro in India sometime in June this year. The announcement was made at its Tech Show event, which is underway in Delhi. (more…)Google+

Wireless charging is a feature currently only seen on high-end smartphones and is considered somewhat of a luxury by many. But in a move that could see this feature becoming more mainstream, HTC, LG and Samsung have joined Power Matters Alliance (PMA), a wireless charging advocacy group that plans to integrate its wireless charging standard in a wide range of smartphones by 2014. (more…)Google+

Offices of Samsung Electronics’ display-making unit have reportedly been searched by the South Korean police as a part of an investigation. The company has been accused for OLED technology theft, and thus investigators at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency searched for documents related to the technology at Samsung’s headquarter office in Asan. (more…)Google+

Last week we had revealed the prices for LG’s Optimus L3 II Dual and the Optimus L7 II Dual which were spotted on LG India’s website. The South Korean multinational today officially launched both the devices at Rs 8,800 and Rs 18,650 respectively. (more…)Google+

After announcing its Optimus L II series at Mobile World Congress in February, two of the phones in the series – the Optimus L3 II Dual and Optimus L7 II Dual have finally appeared on LG India’s website. We had earlier reported that LG was planning to release these two phones first and would be releasing L5 later. The dual-SIM compatible L3 II and L7 II phones are priced at Rs 8,800 and Rs 18,650 respectively on the handset vendor’s website, which was first spotted by FoneArena. (more…)Goo...

All eyes maybe firmly on the launch of the much-awaited Samsung Galaxy S IV with its rumored eye-tracking technology later today, but LG has made a move to grab the spotlight early by announcing a eye-recognition technology on its Optimus G Pro. (more…)Google+