Way back around the time of CES 2020, rumours claimed that LG would be launching its rollable TV this year. Months later, it seems that LG is finally getting ready to launch the TV. Reports in South Korea indicate that LG will be looking to launch it sometime next month.

Apart from not able to use Google Services and work with various chip suppliers from the U.S., HUAWEI is now facing another new challenge. Today, it is reported that Samsung and LG have both decided to stop supplying display to the Chinese manufacturer.

The new normal requires us to wear a mask (surgical, N95, cloth...) whenever we head out to places. Therefore, it has basically become a daily essential item and every household should have it. If you think that there's a need to take 'wearing mask' to the next level, you might want to check out this new LG purifier mask that is going to be launched.

You may be familiar with Huawei’s situation with the US government, this indirectly also affect HONOR’s business because they are also using the same EMUI OS. In other words, most of their devices aren’t allowed to use Google Mobile Services. Despite that, they will be going to IFA Berlin 2020.

Augmented reality isn't a technology that's all that widely used, but that's not stopping companies from developing them. Previously, it was rumoured that Apple is planning to launch its Apple Glasses either in 2021 or 2022. Now, it looks like LG may be looking to compete with its own ultra-light AR glasses.

Samsung hit no.1 again and this is the company's 9th time winning in a row, they have been rated as the most popular brand in Asia. A report had shown that among the 1000 electronic companies in the rank, Samsung is the first choice based on consumer insights. 

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Like many electronics giants, LG has a large variety of home appliances. In particular, home entertainment is an area the company has a lot of focus on and has now announced its new GX soundbar. It's supposedly designed to complete the GX Gallery OLED TVs, which were launched in June 2020.

There are many types of wireless earbuds being sold on the market nowadays. Ranging from the sporty ones to those that come with active noise cancellation, you name it then you can get it. However, have you heard of wireless earbuds that is able to do self-cleaning? No joke, LG's latest wireless earbuds does that!

Based on a statement by techradar.com, it seems that the South Korean government has commissioned LG to develop a stretchable display technology. The aforementioned display will then be used for various products ranging from smartphones, smart displays, wearables, and more.