9 days ago | By Phone Scoop

LG today announced that it will continue to issue Android operating system updates for three years for its premium phones, and two years for its lower-end phones. The pledge follows the news earlier this week that LG will stop making phones by mid-year. For premium phones, LG's commitment is "up to three iterations of Android operating system updates from the year of purchase". This applies to G series and V series phones released in 2019 and later, as well as the Velvet and Wing. Lower-end models include the K series and Stylo phones released in 2020 "will receive two OS updates".
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Unihertz Titan Pocket is a smartphone for fans of keyboards and small phones

9 days ago | By Liliputing

There haven't been many smartphones with physical keyboards since BlackBerry exited the mobile phone business. But a few years ago Unihertz launched an Android-powered BlackBerry clone called the Unihertz Titan. Now the company is getting ready to launch a newer, smaller model called the Unihertz Titan Pocket. Like the original Titan, the new Titan Pocket...
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LG belatedly promises up to three years of OS updates for selected models

9 days ago | By Talk Android

One of the main complaints about LG smartphones has been the poor level of software support that wasn't up to scratch on its flagship smartphones, and simply terrible on the lower-specced models. After years of switching mobile strategies in the hopes of coming up with a winning combination to halt the 23 quarter loss-making streak...
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