LG has revealed their new range of LG ThinQ UP appliances, which they plan to launch worldwide. The appliances are designed to bring a new level of convenience and intelligence to the home. Starting in March 2023, LG ThinQ UP will be available in the U.S. and other key markets, following its launch in South Korea in January 2022.
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Facebook is updating the minimum requirements for the WhatsApp app.
The Internet has repeatedly reported that Nintendo is working on a Pro version of the Switch game console. It seems that the release of the device is not worth waiting for.
At the beginning of 2023, the Tesla plant in Shanghai will not work at full capacity. This is reported by Reuters news agency, referring to the production schedule of the American company, which came to journalists.
The company realme continues to test Android 13 OS on branded smartphones. This time a beta version of the firmware was announced for the model realme 9 5G.
Xiaomi is going to release a new budget smartphone under the brand POCO.
The Spanish Defense Ministry buys M982 Excalibur precision-guided missiles from the United States.
Samsung recently began updating the Galaxy A13 with the Exynos chip to Android 13. Now the firmware has been released for another version of the device.
In addition to the gaming monitor Odyssey Neo G7 (G70NC), Samsung introduced another novelty.
Samsung has introduced many Odyssey gaming monitors this year, and now it has announced another new product.
The company Xiaomi at the presentation on December 27 in China presented the smartphone Redmi K60. As it turned out, the novelty will be released on the global market.
