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What feels amazing in your hand is also a beauty to see, with its 5.3" HD display.Unique Rollable Design Portable wireless keyboard.Make it Yours Personalize your phone with the functionality and protection of an LG case.Flawless Style Get unrivaled style, effortless ease of use, and premium audio.Downloads & Manuals Get the Latest Drivers, Manuals, Firmware and SoftwareLG has reported another tough quarter for its mobile division, with revenues for the unit coming in at KRW 2.5 trillion ($2.3BN) in its Q3 2016, 23 per cent lower than in the same quarter in 2015, and a quarterly operating loss of RW 436.4 billion ($389.4M).In its Q2 in July it also reported revenues down year on year, and an operating loss of KRW 153.5 billion ($132.10M).The South Korean electronics firm blamed lower sales of premium devices and “expenses related to business structure improvement activities” as contributory factors to its mobile unit’s Q3 results.LG shipped 13.5M smartphones overall in the quarter, with some uplift in North America where it reported a 14 per cent increase in sales from Q2.

It says its priorities for the final quarter of the year will include increasing sales of its LG V20 smartphone, as well as putting some wood behind its “mass-tier” K and X series devices.möbel bonn in crailsheim öffnungszeitenIt also intends to finalize business structural improvements in the mobile division to — in its words — “be better prepared for the challenges ahead”.möbel münchen kokonLG announced a restructuring of its mobile division this summer, after disappointing sales of its modular G5 handset.möbel brocki baselUnveiled with much fanfare at the Mobile World Congress tradeshow in February, the G5 smartphone with the swappable chin nonetheless roundly failed to excite consumers.The LG V20 is a more ‘back to basics’ device, with no modular elements — just a big screen, dual rear cameras and what we dubbed “an unremarkable design”.

While smartphone sales growth has generally been experiencing a slowdown globally, the Android OEM space continues to be especially competitive, with a raft of Chinese device makers battling to take share from more established rivals — making life difficult for the LGs of the phone making world.Three of the top five smartphone device makers are from China, according to analyst Strategy Analytics’ Q3 smartphone market report — Third placed Huawei, one of the Chinese brands, saw its growth more than halved in the quarter as a number of domestic challenger OEMs eroded its home advantage.“Huawei is facing intense competition from OPPO, Vivo and other emerging Chinese rivals such as fast-growing LeEco,” notes the analyst.Rising Chinese device makers are also contributing to some uplift in global smartphone shipments, which grew 6 per cent annually in Q3, from 354.2M units in Q3 2015 to 375.4M in Q3 2016, which Strategy Analytics says is smartphone industry’s fastest growth rate for a year.

Although there’s no comfort for LG there, given its tough quarter is set against a backdrop of rising boats elsewhere.Strategy Analytics says its expecting an improved smartphone growth outlook for the second half of this year, due to several big new product launches — “from Apple, Huawei and others”.Broken Cell Phone?LGS does fast and efficient repairs at a price you can afford.Learn More About Cell Phone Repairs Welcome to LGS ElectronicsCELL PHONE REPAIR, VIDEO GAMES, AND SO MUCH MORE!LGS Electronics is St. Cloud, MN’s electronics shop for buying, selling, and repairing electronics.We are a local St. Cloud, MN electronics trade shop that specializes in video games, especially everything and anything retro.LGS has also been the place to go to get your cell phone repaired in St. Cloud for over 5 years, and we pay top dollar for your gently used electronics.LGS Electronics is St. Cloud, MN's premier stop for cell phone repair.With fast, professional, and affordable repairs, we'll have you connected to the rest of the world again in no time.

We also repair gaming consoles, tablets, laptops, and much more; almost anything electronic, just ask, we'll see what we can do!Bring in your items that need to be repaired for a free estimate.Have games, collectibles, or electronics you just don't use anymore and want some fast cash?Bring in your used cell phones, used laptops, and used video games to our convenient location in St. Cloud, MN.We pay cash on the spot!We are a small company and can afford to pay you more for your used electronics.Click on the Contact Us page to fill out an inquiry to sell your used electronics.Not only is LGS Electronics the spot for electronics, video games, and cell phone repair in St. Cloud, MN, we also feature a great selection of TVs, stereos, DVDs/BluRay, computers, laptops, vinyl records, comic books, toys, collectibles, action figures, t-shirts, trading cards such as Magic the Gathering, and so much more!And, of course, we have a friendly and knowledgeable staff willing to answer all of your questions and help you find what you need!