Although LG already left the mobile phone market in 2021, that does not mean that they have cut any ties with this market, and nevertheless, they have other related businesses doing quite well in places like South Korea.
Now, although it may seem surprising, LG could return to the mobile phone market, but not in the way you are thinking, given that it would be a unique partnership with Samsung and exclusively for the South Korean market.
As they advance from The Korea Economic DailySamsung would have partnered with LG to create what would be “the first mobile phone with real artificial intelligence on the market.”
Perhaps this proposal has a lot of promotion, but the truth is that this project must be looked at with a magnifying glass.
According to the aforementioned source, this new mobile will include an advanced digital assistant, leaving behind the current simplistic integration that we are seeing in artificial intelligence assistants on mobile phones.
LG continues to manage one of the largest mobile networks in South Korea, and we talk about LG Uplus.
LG Uplus itself launched an AI-based helpdesk called ixi-O earlier this month.
LG Uplus
Specifically, it would be LG Uplus that would have ordered a new mobile phone from Samsung that is designed for this intelligent assistant from scratch.
In this way, both Samsung and LG would have reached an agreement to create this mobile “with real artificial intelligence.”
In principle It would be manufactured by Samsung exclusively for the LG Uplus operatorcombining the intelligence capabilities of Galaxy AI with ixi-O technology from LG Uplus.
This device would be exclusive to South Korea and the LG Uplus operator, which could offer it to all its customers.
In the original source it is commented that this collaboration could be the beginning of another compendium of mobile phones with AI that can be created exclusively for many other operators.
We will see if this technology is presented in early 2025, perhaps at a technology fair such as the Mobile World Congress.
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