Two new technologies, stacked panels and phosphorescent blues, could further improve OLED's already best-in-class picture ...

If you have an old LG phone, you'll need to update it soon -- LG stopped creating new smartphones in 2021 and is shutting down its update servers on June 30. Tyler is a writer under CNET's home ...

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LG Display has achieved a significant step in creating its "dream OLED" for mass production. Its Hybrid Tandem OLED technology can run using 15% less power than a conventional panel, with phone ...

As a result, users will lose access to LG Electronics Mobile Phone Software Upgrade (FOTA), Update Centre, and LG Bridge servers, all terminating on June 30 at midnight KST (8:30 PM IST).

LG has announced that its official server which pushes software updates will be shutting down in the next few months, which will put an end to any further security patches from the company. Most ...

Here’s how it works. But sadly, no more – as spotted by Android Authority, LG plans to finally shut down the update servers for its phones on June 30. On a practical level, this means that if ...

It's been four years since LG pulled the plug on its once robust phone business, and there have been no new LG handsets since then; but some people still own and use them, and many of us have a ...

And while other manufacturers would create something innovative and bizarre every now-and-again, it truly became what LG was known for. From phones that existed before their time, those with two ...

That means from 30 June 2025 there will be no support at all for any LG phone model. The party is well and truly over. LG has announced that it is shutting down software upgrade services for its ...

After making the decision to exit the smartphone market back in 2021, LG is preparing to sunset its Android update servers for good. This move comes as no surprise to those following the phone ...