If you weren't a fan of the Nexus 4's original black color, LG has just debuted a new model that looks a bit more stylish.
In the first quarter of 2013, a third of smartphones sold in the U.S. were prepaid, double the amount from the previous year. Apple's share of the prepaid market? A mere 8 percent.
Sharp, Japan Display, and Samsung rival LG Electronics are tooling up for Apple iPhone 5S production runs which will begin in earnest in June, according to a report out of Japan.
After a successful collaboration with the Nexus 4 Android smartphone, Google may also be working with LG for yet another Nexus devices. Here's why that's a bad idea.
After all the money we spent buying flat screen TVs in the past decade, LG is reintroducing the curved TV. This curve, however, is focused on you.
After weeks and months of good news for Android, ComScore's U.S. subscriber market share report released today says Apple is growing overall iPhone sales and iOS platform penetration, while Google's Android is dropping.
Security systems, cars, homes, appliances: everything modern, seemingly, has a remote control.
Even you.
Another day, another patent infringement claim against Samsung.
With its webOS's move to LG, its story has reached its latest, and perhaps strangest, chapter yet.
Google may finally be paying attention to the Nexus line's camera.
Google used a primetime advertising slot during Grammy Awards last night to show off the popular Nexus 4 smartphone and many uses of Google Now, its Siri competitor.
Rumor mill, start your engines: this obviously means that Apple is now working on an actual flat-screen Apple TV.
Strong smartphone and television sales are all LG needed to report a strong Q4 2012.
For the 20th consecutive year, IBM has held its ground as the king of patents. And it will now devote considerable resources to big data and analytics technologies.
Your living room TV has yet another suitor.
Bring comfortable shoes and travel light as you make your way to the biggest U.S. tech trade show.
Drool now or drool later, but LG just announced more details about its 2013 TV lineup, which will be unveiled at CES in a week.
Blaming supply shortages, Google is shedding more light on what went wrong with the launch of the Nexus 4.
And we thought it was just big U.S. window-manufacturing corporations that the European Union targeted in antitrust-like investigations.
iPhone 5, plus market share losses from Android makers, pushes Apple to the No. 2 spot.
