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From the acclaimed Brazilian filmmaker Katia Lund (City of God and News of a Private War) and part of the 5-film series Reimagine Rio, Movie Magic Motion explores the power of movies through the lives and work of six young filmmakers in the innovative self-governing film school Cinema Nosso in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. These six filmmakers come from the most challenging and marginalized neighborhoods of Brazil, but dreamed since childhood of becoming filmmakers. Movie Magic Motion showcases a film...

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LG’s new Magic Remote is a gorgeous refinement, as well as a concession to the rest of the market.

Published March 1, 2021, 11:30 AM LG Electronics (LG) announces the availability of its popular webOS TV platform ecosystem to other TV brand partners, disrupting the status quo in an industry known for its proprietary operating systems across different manufacturers. LG is now expanding its expertise beyond TV manufacturing to encompass webOS TV software platform development and adoption by other TV brands. This has the potential to reshape the TV business for both technology and content provi...

LG is licensing its webOS to other smart TV makers LG showed off the latest version of its TV operating system, webOS 6.0, at CES in early January. There are many changes, but it turns out the company is planning something even bigger – it will license webOS to other TV makers. Over 20 TV manufacturers from around the world have already signed on, including RCA, Ayonz and Konka. This will be good for everyone as more TVs will draw in more developers, who will make more apps for people to use ...

LG is making its widely-praised webOS telly software available to rival manufacturers for the first time, meaning you wont have to buy an LG TV to use its software, access its selection of streaming apps, and more.

LG has announced that the company’s webOS smart TV platform will soon be found on TVs from other brands. RCA, Ayonz, and Konka are some of the companies that have already signed on to use webOS, including its voice search and recommendations.