#lg smart tv

The HP TouchPad, which runs on webOS 3.0, may have failed to gain market traction, but LG don't seem worried about it one bit as they still proceeded with the acquisition of the promising platform with plans of making it the bread and butter of their upcoming Smart TVs. As mentioned earlier, the South Korean manufacturer is looking to use webOS on their Smart TVs. According to Scott Ahn, President and Chief Technological Officer of LG, the company will still “continue to serve our Android fans with an extended lineup of Google TV.” It has been speculated that LG is planning to release their next generation Smart TVs which will run webOS in 2014. The question now is if the TV is going to be a standalone product or will it be accompanied by a smartphone and/or tablet just like what Apple and Google have done with their respective platforms. Other features include ActiveTrack 8.0, Advanced Smart Follow, gesture controls, Wi-Fi, USB 3.1 connectivity, in-camera timecode, and magnetic fill light support. A new poster ad from Smart Bro promotes their broadband speed to be up to 2Mbps. I fired up several internet bandwidth meters, hooked up my Smart Bro Prepaid account and positioned my laptop to get an HSDPA signal. Read more in our articles including "LG OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV debuts at CES 2026" and "LG plans to use webOS for Smart TVs".