The agreement signed between LG and Samsung yesterday was in the news, especially LG Display, which provides the second OLED panel. And this LG is the big hero when it comes to OLED panels with a number of televisions running webOS as the operating system.
This system has evolved over time and the newest models released have a more attractive interface that looks full screen, leaving aside the classic bottom bar used until now. A new interface, which now also reaches models released in 2020 thanks to an update and TVs as popular as the LG CX among them.
Now yes, full screen
Legacy webOS design
If you have a 2020 LG Smart TV, you already have access to a firmware update. It will bring the renewed version of webOS to your TV as it appears on the most recent models.
This split interface has a bottom bar and a A sort of app drawer, including content previews and shortcuts.
A revamped design coming in 2021 so new TVs from then on a completely different looking webOS UI and it looks full screen. However, the 2020 models of the CX and GX OLED series failed to enjoy it.
After users’ frustration, now LG updates its 2020 TV models with webOS 5 (webOS 6 is not coming) and these TVs will have a full-screen home screen similar to the home screen adopted by webOS 6 on the 2022 models.
Package service upgrade the new interface will be gradually rolled out starting today 17 may In addition, if the situation does not convince you, they confirm from LG that users can keep the previous design. “Adjustment”, “General”, “Initial Settings” And “Home screen style”.
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