“LG Electronics, which launched its own LG Cloud service in the US, South Korea and Russia last year, will roll-out the TV-centric service in more than 40 countries including Europe, Asia, Central Asia and Latin America regions by the end of next month.”
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LG’s first TVs running webOS will launch in early 2014, possibly at CES. That’s the word from our sources, and loosely confirmed by LG VP of communications John Taylor, who said webOS is in “fast…
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Claiming more precise gesture control then competitor Samsung, LG’s high-end TVs have camera that can respond when you give them the finger.
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We just had a hands-on with LG’s GA7900 and GA6400 TVs with built-in Google TV, and as you can image, it’s Google TV minus a set-top box. The interface is almost identical to every other Google…
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Life is good for LG with its new range of Google TVs, with its high-end 55-inch GA7900 coming out in the first quarter of 2013.
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“It works a little like AirPlay for iOS, in that you find a video you want to watch, click the little TV icon and it will play instantly on Google TV. But it’s more than that – it’s also a remote control that lets you pause, scroll and navigate to the next video as it plays on the TV. You can also find another video to watch or browse the Web on your device, while the video plays.”
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“UK will soon be able to enjoy what Napster, Deezer and Eurosport have to offer from the comfort of their own couch, which should make a nice addition to LG’s current app repertoire.”
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“Slowly but surely, Google TV is starting to look like a legitimate connected TV platform.
On Wednesday, Google announced a couple of improvements for its TV and set-top box software, including voice search and a better way to browse for movies and TV shows. The update is rolling out this week to LG’s Google TV hardware, such as the 47G2 television, and will come to other second-generation hardware such as Vizio’s Co-Star in the coming months.”
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“While we’ve seen the Google TV platform spread to additional manufacturers and some new lower-priced form factors, LG Uplus (not the same as LG Electronics) is the first we’ve seen offering a set-top box for its IPTV service based on it. new and existing customers alike can opt for the U+TV G, which will blend live TV streams, video on-demand and Google TV apps.”
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“LG Electronics USA has signed a deal with The Walt Disney Studios that will see 3D Disney movies added to the 3D World rental application on LG’s Smart TV platform.”
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