LG’s had a busy week. After the LG Optimus Vu had us reaching for our tape measures and the LG Optimus 3D Cube had us wondering just what’s in the water at LG HQ, the company has finally unveiled a normal, powerful flagship phone to compete with the top tier: the LG Optimus 4X HD. Read more
LG’s still convinced that the one thing you really want from your smartphone is 3D, eye-popping imagery. Despite poor uptake on these shores of both the LG Optimus 3D and the HTC EVO 3D, the company has just announced the LG Optimus 3D Cube for the Korean market. How long before it lands in the UK? Read more
Mobile World Congress doesn’t start until next week, but at this rate there won’t be anything left to announce: meet the LG L7 phone, a 4.7-inch screen phone running Android 4.0: that’s right, Ice Cream Sandwich. For once, LG’s announced an Android phone running the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system. Has it finally got its act together?
[UPDATE]: Try our Vu hand size guide!
LG has run out of patience and officially launched the Optimus Vu, its Samsung Galaxy Note rival, ahead of Mobile World Congress. As previously reported, the handset sports a massive 5-inch display in an unusual 4:3 aspect ratio, making it look more like a mini iPad than a phone. The question is: is it too big for human hands? Read more
LG has released a sneak teaser trailer for an upcoming handset named the LG Optimus Vu. The handset boasts a huge 5-inch screen a la the Samsung Galaxy Note, but it’s unique shape flicks a V to Samsung’s design skills. Read on for the specs. Read more
We’ve seen a gaggle of affordable Android phones in recent months, and many of them are not particularly easy on the eyes. An abundance of cheap, creaking plastic is often the problem, but it seems like the LG Optimus L3 could be a notable exception. Spotted on a Swedish retail site, it puts the smart into smartphone.
Remember when OLED TVs first started making news as tiny, 10-inch displays that cost the earth? Oh how we’ve all come on: CES 2012 is playing host to a new breed of massive, 55-inch OLED sets …that still cost the earth. Read more
