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LG G Flex — Review
Is curved and flexible something that should be a 'thing'?
LG has been slowly climbing to the top of the Android mobile phone market for a few years, quietly improving their hardware over different models...
Ausdroid Podcast 104 – Wearing out the wearables
Welcome to episode 104 of the Ausdroid podcast!
We only managed to cover Nokia's and Samsung's announcements from Mobile World Congress in episode 103, so this week we covered other announcements and - of course...
Rumour: LG to make the 2014 Nexus phone for the third consecutive year
According to legend, it's this time of year that Google looks at their Android hardware partners and begins to choose the manufacturer of the next Nexus phone, and according to a 'business related source'...
LG on staying ahead of the curve
The humble mobile phone has been around since the early to mid-80s and, since its introduction as a super large brick shaped device, it's seen many design iterations. But the design has been obsequiously...
LG adds more smarts to Knockon with Knockcode
Last week, LG revealed revealed to Korean press the latest device to follow up from its G Pro smartphone, the LG G Pro 2
The press were invited to have hands on experience with the...
The LG G2 Mini is a mini in specs as well as name
It seems the Northern regions are getting a lot of attention recently with pre-announcements for phones, with this time the Netherlands office of LG apparently pre-announcing the LG G2 Mini ahead of the official...
LG announces three L Series III phones ahead of Mobile World Congress
The L Series was the beginning of the revival of LG's revival in the Mobile space, especially here in Australia. With the combination of stylish looks and decent specs at an affordable price, the...
LG G2 Mini to be announced at MWC with Snapdragon 400 and 4.7″ screen
If the LG G2 had a design you like but was slightly too large for your tastes then LG are about to release a 'mini' version of their current flagship.
The teaser above was posted...
LG confirms Australian launch of Chromebase, the Chrome All In One Desktop
LG has announced that its Chrome All-In-One (AIO) Desktop, dubbed the Chromebase, will launch in Australia in April, with a suggested retail price of $599. LG is confident that the Chromebase will become widely...
Smashed your Nexus 5? Here’s how to repair it.
It's the sound you never want to hear when you drop your phone or see it sliding over the edge of a desk, and while we all try to protect our phone to the...
Red Nexus 5 Press render emerges
With an announcement of a red Nexus 5 expected on the 4th of Feb in the US, the press renders of the Nexus 5 have shown up today via serial leaker @evleaks.
The hotness is...
LG G Pad 8.3 — Review
Can LG supersize the excellent G2 smartphone and weave the same magic in tablet form?
We haven’t seen a lot of activity from LG in the tablet market, despite its relative maturity. Looking back, LG...
Ausdroid Podcast 99 – A curve in the right direction
Welcome to the 99th episode of the Ausdroid podcast!
This week Jason, Dan and Geoff took a good close look at the news and made sure everyone knew how the felt about it. Those communication...
LG looking to bring the launch of the next G series phone forward to...
With rumours beginning to circulate for the 2014 flagship phone launches, a new report out of Korea, is indicating that LG is planning on switching up their release cycle on their premium G line...
LG officially launches two limited edition G2 versions
Yesterday, LG announced the launch of two exclusive coloured versions of its G2 handset, however for now, they're exclusive to the Korean market. Available now in gold and red, the launch comes just a...