News & Reviews:   LG Electronics

LG Electronics presented its latest AI-enabled innovations at CES 2026 under the theme “Innovation in tune with you.” The exhibition highlights how LG is embedding its Affectionate Intelligence across devices, solutions, and environments spanning the home, mobility, and lifestyle spaces, with a focus on AI that adapts naturally to real-world conditions.

LG Electronics is redefining the living room gaming experience with its upgraded Gaming Portal—now available in over 30 countries. Designed for webOS-powered TVs and devices, the platform offers seamless access to both native webOS games and AAA titles, transforming how players engage with games using either a remote control or gamepad.

Today, LG Electronics has announced it will officially end support for all mobile software upgrade services. It will begin effectively on 30 June 2025, marking the final phase of LG's exit from the smartphone market.

Before the weekend last week, LG Electronics (M) Sdn Bhd was thrilled to unveil its inaugural LG Service Centre and Academy in Malaysia. Strategically located at Sungai Besi, the newly established facility was designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of LG's sales agents and technicians.

Have you ever wanted a certain product but it just costs too much? Well, LG Electronics is introducing its Rent-Up promotion which is the first comprehensive home appliance rental service in Malaysia. This rental programme offers every Malaysian the flexibility and affordability in owning or upgrading their homes with the latest home appliances from LG. 

We are just only a few hours away from 11.11, one of the biggest online sales for Malaysians. So if you are keen to look up the best tech gadget and other electronics deals online, you have come to the right place!

LG may have stopped manufacturing smartphones, but it's still not completely unrelated to the business. In fact, reports from last week suggested that the company is in talks with Apple to sell iPhones in its stores. However, Samsung wants to have its phones sold in LG stores too.

On 5 April, LG officially announced that it would pull itself out of the smartphone business after years of declining sales. The company has decided not to make Android smartphones anymore but will continue to provide support for existing devices. Today, the news has come claiming that the Korean tech company is in talks with Apple about selling iPhone in its stores.

Last week, we reported that LG Electronics would quit the smartphone industry and it is now official. As posted in the company's newsroom, their mobile business unit will shut down and the decision was approved by its board of directors just earlier today.

Following up for 2020 this year, Digi showed off their 5G tech, Mobile Legends Bang Bang Professional League Season 5 teams got confirmed and GrabPay weighed in on their e-Tunai eWallet. There’s also a number of CES awards for LG and HONOR while MoUs got signed and more. Check it out below.