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LG, the famed South Korean tech company, is back to bringing an unusual device to the world, and this time, it is a military-grade briefcase with a 27-inch tablet inside. This new tablet from LG ...

The most stressful part of carrying a computing screen around—whether that display’s part of a tablet, laptop, monitor, or even a more wieldy portable monitor—is making sure the device doesn’t crack, ...

LG has announced the launch of a new Android tablet, the LG Ultra Tab and the device is launching in the company’s home country of South Korea. The new LG Ultra Tab comes with a 10.35 inch IPS LCD ...

LG’s upcoming tablet, codenamed Project Jetta has surfaced online. It will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 680 chipset and will pack a 7,000mAh capacity battery. The LG tablet with model number ...

LG is giving us a sneak peek at what next year’s gadgets will look like with a preview of its CES 2022 announcements, which include two TVs that are designed to blend into your home’s decor by ...

LG already makes rollable TVs, and now it's working on a rollable phone. The company briefly teased the device – officially known as the LG Rollable – during its virtual CES 2021 event, where it also ...

LG has finally showed off its rollable phone that can go from smartphone to small tablet in mere seconds. The LG Rollable was unveiled at the huge tech conference CES 2021, which has become a virtual ...

I'm that 5G guy. I've actually been here for every "G." I've reviewed well over a thousand products during 18 years working full-time at PCMag.com, including every generation of the iPhone and the ...

TECH giant LG has invented a rollable smartphone that stretches out into a tablet. The concept design shows a sci-fi gadget that would make it easy to carry around large tablets in your pocket. These ...

Some Android tablets are good, but others are a complete joke. LG isn’t helping the latter with its new G Pad 5 10.1, an Android tablet running on a three-year-old chipset, which has some hilariously ...