Poor old LG. It was first to announce its quad-core superphone back in February, but since then we've seen HTC get the One X out and Samsung announce its Galaxy S III for launch at the end of May. So a big slow clap for LG, then, which has said its Optimus 4X HD will hit Europe in June. Read More >

LG's new cloud service, sadistically named LG Cloud, will be going into beta tomorrow, May 1. Like all of these manufacturer cloud services, it's extraneous and unnecessary and silly. Read More >

Quotes coming out of Korea paint a rather poor picture of the performance of Windows Phone from one maker's perspective, with LG saying it has no immediate plans for any new WP models as "The total unit of Windows Phone sold in the global market is not a meaningful figure." Read More >

When LG rebranded itself from Lucky Goldstar it needed a new logo, one that captured the South Korean company’s happy-go-lucky spirit. It came up with its ‘smiling face’ logo, but secretly it was just thinking waka waka. Read More >

LG’s released its second-generation 3D phone on Europe, but the UK is sore out of luck. The Optimus 3D Max won’t be making its way to our shores for unknown reasons, at least that’s the company line right now, but are you even bothered? Read More >

The future of digital reading is flexible. And by flexible, I mean bendable, not multipurpose. Now, LG has announced the first malleable, plastic e-ink display, and while it's hardly Retina, it will be appearing in devices as early as this summer. Read More >

Last week we heard that people really were buying Samsung’s Galaxy Note phablet, at least down under. Now Samsung’s come out and confirmed it – it’s shipped over five million of the things and in just five months. It’s not even sporting Ice Cream Sandwich yet. Read More >

It might be smack-bang in the middle of that awkward zone -- neither phone sized nor a proper tablet -- but the stylus-equipped Samsung Galaxy Note is selling in its droves; at least in Australia, according to the Australian cut-price electronics entrepreneur, Ruslan Kogan, talking exclusively to Giz UK. Read More >

Today, we’re not just going to save you some money, we could also help to save your life. Yes, that IS our serious face that’s staring at you from out of your computer screen. Read More >

Apple has exacting demands when it comes to quality control, and few things need to hit harder on quality than the retina screen on the new iPad. According to Bloomberg, the only company that was able to make the screens up to Apple standards was Samsung. You know, the company Apple's been trying to sue into the ground for months and months. Awkward. Read More >

The first of LG's L-Series models is scheduled to launch in the UK this month, and while it's no quad-core monster, you do get the interesting combination of a dual-core processor running a small 3.2" display. Read More >

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Online retailer Clove, which has had a decent track record of these things in the past, has priced-up the screaming LG Optimus 4X HD at just £456 for a June 2012 release. Read More >

While it doesn’t make much difference to us poor 4G-less Britons, LG’s new quad-core flagship line is conspicuously missing any LTE models. Apparently the reason for that is battery drain – LG’s working hard to try and combine quad-core beasts with LTE that’ll actually last a day, but we’re unlikely to see it this year. Read More >

Reports are in that LG wants to bump Samsung out of Google’s pocket and take on the next holy grail of Android phones, the Nexus line. An Optimus Nexus could be pretty sweet if recent MWC announcements are anything to go by, and it'll give LG a massive boost in the Android arms race. Read More >