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> The "problem" with the LG OLEDs is that webOS is actually quite good You might change your mind once you see what LG have done with webOS 6.0. [1] [1] https
by arthurfm 6y ago
> The "problem" with the LG OLEDs is that webOS is actually quite good
You might change your mind once you see what LG have done with webOS 6.0. [1]
[1] https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/11/22223767/lg-webos-6-tv-software-oled-qned-lcd-redesign https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/11/22223767/lg-webos-6-tv-so...
> LG says "the new home screen provides faster access to the most frequently used apps and streamlines content discovery with the ability to receive recommendations based on the user’s preferences and viewing history". You can see a big "sponsored" slot in the top left there, so yes, you can expect some ads and paid placement recommendations on the home screen of your future LG TV.
- _coveredInBees 6y agoOuch, yeah that does look horrible. Fortunately my C9 won't be getting that upgrade. I'd still buy an OLED TV if I had to buy a TV now, and it would likely be LG, but I'd just budget spending the extra dollars on a Shield or some other streaming box that is ad free and as privacy friendly as possible.
- jackcodes 6y ago“ As a user I want to see relevant partner content on the home screen So that my content is more targeted to my needs ”