Frank Lee energetically delivered the LG news.
We took a look at the evolution of smartphones.
It's 105 inches of awesome.
Stunning from any angle.
These two guys would not budge from the TV set's side.
The curved phone is coming to the U.S.
Coming on three major carriers.
And they'll text you back.
He's a new advisor.
He briefly explained his role at LG.
LAS VEGAS — LG G Flex, the first curved phone with a "flexible" display, is moving out of the lab and into U.S. markets in the first quarter of 2014.
News of the large and rather unsual 4G smartphone broke late last year. Mashable even got some hands-on time with it (and competing curved handset from Samsung, the Galaxy Round). Along with a bendable screen, the large handset features a 720P OLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 mobile processor, 2 GB of RAM and a 13 MP camera.
Frank Lee, President of LG Canada, told a crowded auditorium at CES in Las Vegas that the 6-inch display device will arrive on AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. He did not reveal a price.
Sprint's VP of Product Management David Owen also took the stage, revealing that he's been carrying the device for a few weeks. He said he's seen mobile devices with flexible displays in the lab for years, but this is one of the rare occasions when an experiment actually made it out of the lab "and into consumer hands. I've never had a device where so many people stopped and ask about it," said Owen.
The South Korean electronics company also showed off its stunning, 105-inch curved Ultra HD TV. LG calls it a World's First, and while LG announced the product late last year, seeing the 21:9 set in person is another matter altogether.

Perhaps the best news, though, is that media companies are preparing to deliver 4K-ready content for these ultra-high-resolutions sets. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announced his service's support for 4K content and that the critically-acclaimed series House of Cards will be 4K-ready.
Lastly, TV Host and Designer Nate Berkus took the stage to announce that he is now LG's s Artistic Advisor and Ambassador for LG's Studio line of Kitchen Appliances. Do with that information what you will.
The Lenovo ThinkPad 8 is sized to compete with the iPad Mini, but the comparison is only skin deep. Lance Ulanoff wonders if Windows 8.1 can compete with Android and iOS.
Sharp's Aquos Quattron technology is capable of creating a picture that comes close to 4K, but from a 1080p set. The new TV's start at a decent price point – the SQ Q+ TVs start a $2,299.99 and the UQ models start at $2,999.99.
Philips' new PicoPix PPX3610 is a portable projector that connects to Wi-Fi and runs Android — essentially a tablet in projector form.
Schwinn unveiled the CycleNav Smart Bike Navigator. Schwinn CycleNav is a free mobile application paired with a handlebar-mounted smart-bike navigation unit designed to give riders turn-by-turn audio and visual navigation from their handlebars.
The SOL Republic Relays are designed to fill two niches: everyday wear and fitness wear. Mashable reporter Pete Pachal says they're some of the most comfortable he's worn.
Toshiba joins the list of Chromebook manufacturers with a 13.3-inch netbook. While it isn't the largest-resolution Chromebook on the market, Toshiba's Chromebook has an impressive $279 price tag.
The Skulpt Aim, smaller than an iPhone, collects data when pressed against your muscles. Use it to track body-fat or set and share goals.
This smart bracelet, from Neatatmo, measures sun exposure and connects to iOS devices to let users know if they've had too much (or too little) sun.
The Tao coaches you through 50 exercises related to isometrics — the science of applying pressure, which is the basis of many popular workouts such as pilates and plank exercising — and adds a gaming element.
Withings sleep system works with a pressure-sensitive pad and a light system that measures the appropriate time to wake you and the appropriate hues for falling asleep and waking up.
At CES Unveiled, Sphero introduced the 2B model, the second model of the popular Orbotix toy.
Kolibree introduced a smart toothbrush that monitors user's brushing habits and let's them keep track of their routines on an app.
Any CES wouldn't be complete without a fleet of drones. Parrot introduced a minidrone model at CES Unveiled.
Chevrolet announced it is bringing 4G LTE to its OnStar infotainment system.
The 2015 Corvette Stingray has a performance data recorder which allows drivers to record hi-definition video and share with friends.
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