LG confirms up to three Android OS updates for premium smartphones

08 April 2021
This includes G and V series devices released after 2019 as well as the newer Velvet series and the LG Wing.

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  • 08 Apr 2021

Anonymous, 08 Apr 2021Prepare to wait, LG is sloooow.Forever

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    • Anonymous
    • gJt
    • 08 Apr 2021

    Anonymous, 08 Apr 2021LG was a mobile brand which did true innovation, even they ... moreAll it did was rush to bring out half finished producta first.Anyrhing I boufht by them including Nexis phones were bad quality.

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      • PSB
      • 08 Apr 2021

      LG was a mobile brand which did true innovation, even they had a very little market share. Huawei was also innovating but they are about to be dead. Other chinese brands know very well how to copy others technology. Their innovation is limited to ____ Hz touch sampling rate or ____ watt charging. Apple was never so innovative at all. One day Samsung was innovative but today they only know profit. They even do shameless price cutting in $1000 phones. Smartphone world will miss LG too much.

        Thanks LG for giving it back to customer. Proud user of LG G8X .

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          • uup
          • 08 Apr 2021

          Still android 10 only, LG G8X ThinQ. India
          No update from past few months, can't expect updates from LG also...
          Earlier used to be have G series, almost never received updates.

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            • mvI
            • 08 Apr 2021

            Prepare to wait, LG is sloooow.

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              • M}3
              • 08 Apr 2021

              If they put even tiny bit of effort into PR and done this before, they wouldn't have to close down the division. LG Velvet is actually pretty decent mid ranger yet I literally haven't heard ANYTHING about it until I've seen news about them closing down mobile division and I checked what they were even offering. If you ask me, they are to be blamed, not the industry/competition.