The CES show floor is officially open, and we’ve finally had a chance to take LG’s new webOS TV interface for a spin. There’s little doubt that LG has come up with a clever and simple way to run your ...

More CES 2024 news ahead of the actual event is falling into our hands. LG is back with yet another pre-CES announcement. This time, we have a webOS upgrade for more LG TVs in 2024. webOS is the ...

LG has announced significant updates to its webOS smart TV platform aimed at streamlining how users access and consume news content. Acknowledging news as a primary content category for TV viewers, ...

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Microsoft Copilot is now part of LG's webOS interface for TVs and can't be removed. 'Live Plus' is also enabled, which ...

LG's preview for its webOS-based smart TV platform, including a closer look at Bean Bird. LG announced that webOS will be coming to half of its 2014-edition smart TV products at a press conference at ...

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We’ve already been talking up the plans of LG that have slipped out so far about its smart TV plans at CES 2014. Reports indicate that at CES 2014 kicking off next week LG will be rolling out a new ...

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While all eyes were on LG’s CES 2021 announcement of its new, brighter OLED TVs and mini-LED equipped QNED TVs, the company also revealed that its WebOS software is getting a major overhaul. WebOS 6.0 ...

LG's brand-new smart platform, webOS, wasn't initially intended for televisions. In a previous life, webOS was Palm's (and then HP's) last attempt at a mobile operating system, and it was... average.

LG's new TV range for 2014 has plenty of 4K, plus new WebOS-based Smart TV functionality and the promise of bigger OLED on the way. Nic Healey is a Senior Editor with CNET, based in the Australia ...