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An app to manage your time better, an updated phone from LG and a hybrid from HP - Issue Date: Jul 06, 2014Voir plus

Ravi Sharma, TOI Tech Image: www.lg.com/in/ The top-end phablet segment is dominated by Samsung's Note series, but bigger Android manufacturers are trying to wrest sales away from the company. In comes LG's G Pro 2, a phablet equipped with top-end hardware and the latest software. At its launch price of Rs 49,990 in May, LG G Pro 2 was too expensive an option to consider, especially for a device without a stylus. But with the price now hitting Rs 36,000, it finds its place among top-end phablets you can buy in India without shelling a very steep price. Should you go for G Pro 2 or spend another few thousands and buy Galaxy Note 3 instead? Does the LG phablet have enough features to offer enough value for money? We find out in our review. LG G Pro 2 phablet review: Is it worth buying?Voir plus

We get our hands-on with the LG G Pro 2. But how does it compare to other phablets on the market such as the Galaxy Note 3? Find out in our LG G Pro 2 Review.Voir plus

Expert test of the LG Smartphone LG K50S. This mobile phone from Korea convinces with its large screen and its modern design. Furthermore, it now has 3 cameras on the back. It is a cheap LG mobile phone at around 200 Euros, but does it offer as much as others? So is the LG K50S worth it? We'll find out in the LG Mobile smartphone review.Voir plus

We are testing the LG Q60 with Mediatek Helio P22 MT6762, PowerVR GE8320, 3GB RAM and 64GB eMMC flash memory. The LG Q60 is a smartphone for multimedia applications at a low price and is well suited as a second smartphone or mobile phone without a contract.Voir plus

Nonetheless, the LG Q60 should definitely be on your mid-range shortlist if you’re aiming for the sub-R4k mark.Voir plus