Thanks to Apple setting up deals with a range of other companies, AirPlay 2 is in quite a few third-party company products. That continues into 2021 with new smart TVs, and, thanks to the Life's Good crew, a brand new projector.
If you're in the market for a new standalone monitor, but want to focus on a big one versus multiple smaller options, a curved monitor might be the way to go.
Some iPhone 13 models to be released in 2021 may take advantage of LG-made OLED panels with low-power LPTO backplane technology, resulting in a more power-efficient device.
Korean consumer electronics giant LG has cancelled plans to bring support for Apple's AirPlay 2 and HomeKit technologies to its older 2018 models, in spite of earlier assurances to do so.
While Vizio has been rolling out support for AirPlay 2 and HomeKit for a wide range of its TVs for quite some time now, the Apple TV app has been missing from the equation. But the company is changing that this year.
As long as Apple's plans aren't completely derailed, we will more than likely see the company launch a new lineup of iPhones, and if the rumors are true all of the new models will boast OLED displays.
Early last year, Apple announced that TV manufacturers would be able to include AirPlay 2 and HomeKit support with their sets, including LG, Samsung, and Vizio. And now LG's newest models are rolling out.
Korean consumer electronics maker LG confirmed today that it will be rolling out AirPlay 2 and HomeKit compatibility to some of its models manufactured in 2018 via a software update that should release by October of this year, keeping true to its earlier promise.
LG Innotek's manufacturing plant in Gumi, South Korea that supplies iPhone camera modules has been temporarily shuttered over the global coronavirus outbreak.
Earlier this week, LG started rolling out the Apple TV app to compatible 2019 smart TV models.
At CES 2020, LG said its 2018 and newer TVs would soon get the Apple TV app. Tuesday, the Korean electronics maker announced that Apple's software started to roll out to select 2019 TVs, with older models manufactured in 2018 getting the app "later this year".
Back in October of last year, LG officially announced it was getting in on the truly wireless headphone game with the TONE Free earbuds, which launched in South Korea at the same time.