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My Father’s Wife and My Daughter’s EmuBy Nina Dabek; Atmosphere Press While growing up in the Bronx, Naomi, the narrator of the stories in “My Father’s Wife and My Daughter’s Emu,” recalls how her mother often confided in her that the two of them...
LG is reportedly selling its final flagship, the LG Velvet 2 Pro, to its Korean employees. The LG Rollable is also reportedly up for grabs.
LG’s now dead mobile division was reportedly working on two new smartphones before announcing it would soon officially shut down. The two handsets that will likely never be released are the V70, codename ‘Rainbow,’ and LG’s upcoming Explorer Project device, the unnamed rollable. The photos were leaked by Twitter user @FrontTron, showcasing what the never-to-be-released smartphones would have looked like. Unfortunately, the devices’ specs aren’t included in the leak. The first image is the real LG Rainbow (V70) The second image is a FAKE RENDER CREATED FOR FUN by a Korean user in ...
Freelance Contributor Adam has been writing and podcasting the mobile tech space for almost a decade. When he's not writing for Android Central, he hosts the Benefit of the Doud podcast, spends way too much time on Twitter, and redesigns his office space over and over. Source: Android Central My history with LG is fairly short, and I won't apologize for that. But, in my career, I have usually been the guy who reviews the budget and mid-range phones, and up until around 2018, that has meant, without exception, "crappy phones." So when I say that the wheels kinda came off from LG after its modu...
Accumulated operating losses reached 5 trillion won last year. LG was once world's third-largest handset maker. Seoul/New Delhi: LG Electronics said on Monday that it will withdraw from the mobile business after years of money-losing performance amid intensifying competition with bigger rivals. The South Korean tech powerhouse said in a regulatory filing that its mobile communications (MC) unit will no longer produce and sell handsets after July 31, citing its long slump and fierce competition in the industry. The decision came two months after the company said its MC division is open to "all...