YouTuber Zack Nelson of JerryRigEverything obtained and fully disassembled LG’s unreleased Rollable phone. The teardown shows LG’s impressively engineered device with a motorized expanding display ...

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A Trump phone might actually be coming to market soon. In March, the gadget received the PTCRB certification, which is required for every North American smartphone. The certification body is tasked ...

LG, a company renowned for its bold and unconventional approach to smartphone design, was on the verge of introducing a new innovation with its rollable smartphone concept. This device, capable of ...

The big picture: Before LG packed up its smartphone division in 2021, its engineers were apparently cooking up something wild. At the time, many companies thought that rollables were the future, ...

A rare look at LG’s unreleased Rollable smartphone has surfaced in a teardown video by JerryRigEverything, showing a nearly finished device with a motorized expanding OLED display. The video ...

The consumer technology space is chock full of devices that looked to be on the cusp of making a splash but never made it to the finish line. Thanks to YouTuber JerryRigEverything, the world is ...