If the $800 LG V30 feels too rich for your blood, maybe a $500 discount on a second unit from T-Mobile will help sweeten the deal.
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It has a crazy convoluted name, compact body, wasp waist and average-sounding features. Meet the Korea-exclusive (for now) LG G Pad IV 8.0 FHD LTE.
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In the market for a reasonably priced, reasonably sized Android smartphone and tablet with 4G LTE support on one of America’s largest wireless networks? Starting Friday, July 22, the mid-end LG K10 and G Pad X 8.0 will be up for grabs from AT&T at $180 and $50 respectively.Of course, a modest grand total of 230 bucks can’t possibly score you a pair of Marshmallow-powered devices with 5.3 and 8-inch IPS LCD screens free of contractual obligations or other strings attached. Instead, the pad’s $50 tag is good for 24-month pacts, which are apparently still a thing at Ma Bell.On the ...
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While the LG G Pad F 8.0 and Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 are currently the protagonists of a couple of fairly enticing bundle deals at T-Mobile, going for 50 percent off their list prices when bought alongside select LG and Samsung phones, the “Uncarrier” badly needed a new affordable sub-10-incher.Enter the LG G Pad X 8.0, rumored a couple of months back to go official in May and unveiled the other day in Korea and Canada under the G Pad III ...
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LG has been working on better grouping its numerous smartphones in G, X and K families of late to reduce user confusion and an overwhelming feeling of market saturation, but unfortunately, the Korean company’s tablet release strategies remain a little too all over the place.After unleashing the way too similar
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When you’re categorizing manufacturers of mobile devices, you probably think of HTC as a smartphone company, focusing its efforts on handsets. Samsung, on the opposite extreme, makes everything under the sun: phones, tablets, smartwatches – you name it. Where does LG fall on this spectrum? It’s got loads of phones, sure, and it’s really been stepping up its smartwatch game in recent years, but what about tablets? They’ve never felt like a huge part of LG’s mobile focus, but
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If there’s one thing LG might like even more than releasing new mobile devices, it’s filing trademarks for their names. Sure, all companies have their trademarks, but we end up hearing about a lot of new LG gear for the first time from such filings, and often with names that also give us a solid hint at just what sort of devices these might be. Already this year alone, we’ve seen such trademarks for unreleased smartwatches, a possible ...
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