Smartphone today has become a basic and most essential personal electronics of our daily lives. We have become so much dependent on our phone that we can hardly stay a day without this gadget. Be it to our bed or even in kitchen, we tend to carry them everywhere with us but we do forget that these devices also come with high exposure to radiation with their respective Specific Absorption Rate or SAR value.

South Korean tech major LG has always been a darkhorse in the flagship smartphone race in India, in a market that is essentially dominated by the likes of Apple, Google and Samsung -- not to forget top Chinese smartphone player OnePlus.

Expanding its Q series of smartphones, LG India on Tuesday launched Q Stylus+ for Rs 21,990 in the country.

Expanding its Q series, South Korean tech Major LG Electronics on Tuesday launched a new smartphone "Q7" in India at Rs 15,990.

LG Electronics India on Monday launched a premium smartphone "G7+ThinQ" in India for Rs 39,990.

LG Electronics on Sunday said it will sell the super-premium version of the V35 smartphone, priced at a $1,830, from August 20.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Thursday requested Delhi's Lt Governor and Centre to comply with the apex court ruling and work in cooperation with the Delhi government to avoid any obstruction to work. "It is our request to the Lt Governor and Centre to cooperate and work according to the (court) order. Because of a technical formality, work should not be hindered," Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said. After the Supreme Court ruling on Wednesday in favour of the Delhi government, the ruling AAP had quickly taken action to restore the powers of transfer of officers in Delhi.

A Supreme Court Constitution Bench on Wednesday unanimously ruled in favour of the Arvind Kejriwal government saying that the real powers of governance of Delhi rests with the elected representatives.

In bad news for display market leaders like Samsung and LG, Apple is reportedly designing and producing its own device screens, secretly at a facility near its headquarters in California, according to a media report.

Delhi government officers were not attending meetings for past three days due to an alleged assault on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash by two AAP MLAs, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said here on Friday, adding that Lt. Governor Anil Baijal has promised to talk to officers and resolve issues.