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LG's latest fridge will open at your command
How much longer 'til my kitchen can just cook french toast for me?

Cody Toombs Cody Toombs
LG's latest fridge will open at your command

Smart appliances are nothing new, but it's a rare treat to find one that does something we can actually call smart. LG will demonstrate a series of new features coming to its line of refrigerators during the virtual CES 2021 conference in January, and among the highlights will be an automatic door that opens in response to voice commands. This will enable users to simply voice the command, "open the refrigerator door," and they'll be able to drop off or pick up items without touching a handle.

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Google certifies 5 more Android phones for ARCore support
Augmented reality takes on higher importance during a pandemic

Caleb Potts Caleb Potts
Google certifies 5 more Android phones for ARCore support

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Now that more people are staying at home these days, augmented reality has the potential to become even more important. AR may not be as novel as it once was, but that doesn't mean Google isn't continually expanding its ARCore SDK to more devices to enable them to seamlessly access AR experiences like its virtual zoo.

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LG will outsource more phones to cut costs amid floundering mobile efforts

Ryne Hager Ryne Hager
LG will outsource more phones to cut costs amid floundering mobile efforts

LG is planning to outsource more of its low-end and mid-range smartphones, according to a report from Reuters. The change would increase design and manufacturing for more lower-end LG phones to third-party ODMs, while keeping LG's branding. The change is likely meant to reduce costs and increase long-term sustainability as LG's mobile efforts continue to fail.

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LG wants you to believe people will still be using the Wing in three years
It's on billboards in the trailer for pandemic thriller "Songbird" and we couldn't think of a worse product placement strategy

Jules Wang Jules Wang
LG wants you to believe people will still be using the Wing in three years

This story was originally published and last updated . 

We didn't ask for a film exploring the idea of a society split apart by their immunity (or lack thereof) to a disease undergoing pandemic spread, but hey, we're getting one from Adam Mason and Michael Bay next year called "Songbird." It imagines a Los Angeles of the near future with mass quarantine camps, the privileged few with immunity bracelets, and a mutated SARS-CoV-2 dominating the storyline. It also has quite a bit of product placement for the very old (at least by that point) LG Wing.

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LG Wing: Best deals, pricing, trade-in values, and availability
You've got three places to buy this oddball

Jules Wang Jules Wang
LG Wing: Best deals, pricing, trade-in values, and availability

Whatever you have to say about the LG Wing — we've certainly had our say here at Android Police — it's certainly a one-of-a-kind machine. From today, you've got a total of three places where you can buy this screen-swiveling phone in the United States and we have all the details.

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LG Wing review: The fever-dream of a phone that 2020 deserves
An attempt was made

Ryan Whitwam Ryan Whitwam
LG Wing review: The fever-dream of a phone that 2020 deserves

Phones have gotten boring in the last few years, but things are getting weird again, and thank goodness. I have been doing this long enough to remember the last time phones got weird—I've reviewed phones with spring-loaded keyboards, tablet docks, curved bodies, and all manner of multi-screen configurations. After settling on the flat glass slab form factor, OEMs are finally starting to take more risks. No phone better exemplifies this trend than the LG Wing. While LG has been pushing dual-screen accessories for a while, the Wing is the first modern LG phone that integrates a second screen in the handset.

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T-Mobile welcomes the LG Wing with a BOGO offer starting November 6
If you get two of them, does that make you a T-Mobird?

Jules Wang Jules Wang
T-Mobile welcomes the LG Wing with a BOGO offer starting November 6

Add T-Mobile to the list of American carriers taking a chance on the LG Wing as it plans on selling the new-fangled swiveling phone starting November 6, just like AT&T is. Unlike Ma Bell, however, this carrier will try to sell its customers two Wings for the price of one.

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LG just revealed one of the cheapest 5G phones to date
The K92 5G will start at $359

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
LG just revealed one of the cheapest 5G phones to date

Only a year ago, you had to pay well over $1,000 to try out the underwhelming future of 5G, but that has rapidly changed in recent months. Phones like the OnePlus Nord, Galaxy A71, and Pixel 4a 5G have made 5G far more accessible, and now LG is taking it a step further with its new K92 phone.

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AT&T will sell the LG Wing starting November 6
AT&T gives you Wings

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
AT&T will sell the LG Wing starting November 6

LG officially revealed its weird swivel-screened phone last month, dubbed the LG Wing. It's one of the more interesting takes on a dual-screen device we've seen yet, though the $999 price is a lot to pay for an unproven form factor. Thankfully, with AT&T selling the phone, there's a chance you could pay a bit less money.

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LG's latest Tone Free earbuds tweak their hardware with one key upgrade
Huh? What's that? Sorry, let me take my earbuds out first.

Caleb Potts Caleb Potts
LG's latest Tone Free earbuds tweak their hardware with one key upgrade

LG introduced new Tone Free earbuds earlier this year, and saying we didn't like them would be an understatement. Now the company is back with another set of earbuds in the Tone Free lineup that add a key feature — but is it enough to stand out against the crowded competition?

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