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LG finally shows a profit from cellphones, record high flat-panel shipments in Q4 earnings

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LG has revealed its earnings statements for the fourth quarter of 2011 and the full year, and it managed to notch an operating profit of 23 billion won ($20.5 million), boosted by a 10 billion won operating profit in its handset division.

Optimus 2X to receive Ice Cream Sandwich update, LG confirms

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If you've been wondering about the fate of

ComScore: Android extends lead over Apple, holds 44 percent of smartphone market

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Gather 'round, everyone, because a fresh batch of

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    • How would you change T-Mobile's G-Slate?

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    Splurged on a T-Mobile G-Slate, did you? Here's your opportunity to voice your opinion to LG (and anyone else who'll listen).

    LG Optimus 3D review

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    Cilantro might be the most polarizing thing on this planet. Some people can't eat a fish taco without it, others cry frothy tears of dishsoap at its mere mention. The same may well be true of the LG Optimus 3D (known as the Thrill 4G in the US).

    LG turns it around, reports profits back in the green

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    After six months of knuckle-crunching losses, LG can finally wind the window down and turn the radio on to Seoul FM.

    Dual-screen LG Android phone shows up in the wild, poses more questions than it answers

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    A little shindig held by Orange in the UK has unearthed a T-Mobile-branded LG device that we've never seen before. It features a display of moderate size and resolution, which slides up to reveal a split QWERTY keyboard and yet another color display.

    LG Pulls Out the Big Guns With Dual-Core Android Phone

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    Like some geekier version of the Cold War, the mobile phone arms race of 2011 has manufacturers stockpiling as much brawn as possible into the limited space of a handset.

    And with its G2x Android smartphone, LG has outed itself as a superpower.

    T-Mobile G-Slate review

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    The tablet wars are building, petty disputes that will soon lead to bloodshed. Products will be launched into battle only to be gunned down straight out of their boxes, crying for their fabricators as bigger, faster, better slates step over the stricken chassis of their predecessors, running on to their own brief bits of glory. At a high level it's obviously Android vs. Apple vs.

    CTIA 2011 wrap-up: EVO 3D, G2x, skinny new Galaxy Tabs, and more

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    We just got home from this little massive US mobile industry event you may have heard about called CTIA Wireless.

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