Sprint is hoping to make installing apps on new Android phones a more streamlined experience with Sprint ID. The basic premise is pretty simple: the company has created several "packs" of similar applications—Entertainment, Socially Connected, Health and Fitness, Business Productivity, Sports, etc.—which users can download in one fell swoop instead of one app at a [...]
And the award for most underwhelming press release goes to LG.
THX continues to make LG HDTVs relevant with the announcement that a handful of LED, LCD and plasma HDTVs will be privy to THX’s Bright Room viewing mode.
Another TV development drops in a week that promises to be chalk full of ‘em.
Times are tough and $1000 digital photo frames just aren’t flying off the shelves fast enough for Kodak. In not so random twist of fate, Kodak announced that they would be selling off their OLED business to LG.
Starting December 7, AT&T will begin selling LG’s 1GHz eXpo smartphone, which is a first in the US. It even comes with an optional pico projector accessory that piggybacks the device adding a svelte 1.8 ounces. It’s a Windows Mobile 6.5 device with a 3.2-inch touch-screen, slide out QWERTY keyboard, 5-megapixel camera and support for [...]
