LG shifts focus to product longevity, sets up Software Upgrade Center to ensure its phones last multiple years
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As more users demand security and device longevity, LG shifts its objectives
LG understands this and has recently committed to improve the user experience over time by providing timely updates over a long period of time for its new phones, as well as improve its customer support and ability to take customer feedback.The company has set up a new Software Upgrade Center in South Korea. Its purpose is to work on providing timely and consistent security and software updates over the air. Those will include AI updates, which LG proudly announces is an industry-first. All manufacturers are investing heavily in virtual assistants, deep learning, and AI features on their new phones, so LG wants to make sure it gives its current products a good head start and make sure that they will be able to compete with the newest products even in a year or two.
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Additionally, the Software Update Center will have a customer support team to respond to queries, as well as accept complaints and feedback. Customers will be able to contact the Center via a pre-set system, whose sole purpose is to provide transparency and assurance that LG's devices are going to have long lifespans.
In other words, LG wants to encourage users to actually hang on to their phones for longer periods and simultaneously provide the proper support that would keep these smartphones up to date and ready to do their job for the long haul. It wants to inspire confidence that your hard-earned cash is going towards a purchase that can outlast the commonly-accepted 24-month lifespan of a flagship handset.
In other words, LG wants to encourage users to actually hang on to their phones for longer periods and simultaneously provide the proper support that would keep these smartphones up to date and ready to do their job for the long haul. It wants to inspire confidence that your hard-earned cash is going towards a purchase that can outlast the commonly-accepted 24-month lifespan of a flagship handset.
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