We have a full list of Verizon C-Band phones. On Swappa, the Verizon-branded LG Wing is selling for $265-$309, which looks like a good deal if you are into weird phones.

Even though the company has stopped making smartphones, LG has reportedly sold a limited number of unreleased Velvet 2 Pro and LG Rollable, which it had introduced to the public at CES this January.

In 2013, LG found its stride with the G2. Prior to this LG was riding the wave of Android’s growing popularity, but its phones were very much “old school” and lacking polish or focus.

We'll miss LG, but we can't act like the company didn't make some truly puzzling phones along with the good ones. Here are the worst of the bunch.

Key Background LG’s decision to pull the plug on its smartphone business comes after the division reported nearly six consecutive years of losses totaling around $4.5 billion, according to ...

The LG Mobile had its 23rd consecutive quarter ending with a loss The operating loss for the October-December period is KRW 248.5 billion which is just around $222.93 million.

The long-awaited nationwide 5G network from Verizon Wireless is finally here and, alongside the latest iPhones, a handful of Android phones support it.

LG is preparing to release new smartphones under the Q series. There are already a lot of such models: LG Q31, LG Q51, LG Q61, and so on.

LG’s wild-looking Wing smartphone has gotten a US price and release date — it’ll cost $999 and be available October 15th, at least at Verizon, with preorders set to begin October 1st.

Tomorrow, Verizon plans on kicking off pre-orders for the LG Wing, which will also be available at $41.66 over a 24 month period. The LG Wing will arrive with support for Verizon’s 5G network.