What exactly led to the downfall of LG? In this article, we'll be taking a closer look at the smartphone manufacturer in question to see what exactly caused them to shut down their mobile phone division. That all being said, let's get into it.

Based on a report by techradar.com, it seems that LG will most likely shut down its mobile business division in the near future. While not much is known in regards to the exact date the shut down will happen, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from LG in the coming months.

If there's one smartphone brand that I'd like to see more in Malaysia, it would be LG. The company has come up with some great ideas in 2020, but would probably never launch them here. One of them is the unique dual-screen LG Wing, which has just gotten a new update.

It seems that LG has recently unveiled a new smartphone called the LG Wing, which comes equipped with notable features such as a secondary rotating screen, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, we also don’t know the pricing of the device as well.

By next week, LG would officially unveil its new LG Wing smartphone. While it's fun to see videos of how the phone could be used, the one thing many were curious is how the swivelling display worked. Well, a new leaked hands-on video has done just that.

While many are probably sceptical of how useful a smartphone with a swivelling mechanism can be, LG is all set to launch the new phone. The company has confirmed that its upcoming dual-screen phone will indeed be named 'WING'.

When LG first revealed that it has been working on a new dual-screen phone, many called the design weird. While it's refreshing to see something new, it's not the most practical design. But LG showed how you could use the LG Wing in a car earlier this week and now there's some more news about the product.

Remember that LG dual-screen device that was in the rumours a few months ago? As described back then, this supposed LG Wing is a relatively unique device that has a swivelling primary display, with the secondary display underneath. Well, turns out the phone is real as a leaked video proves.