After a long wait, Google has finally announced the availability of the high-end LG Nexus smartphone in India.

The handset, priced at Rs 25,999, is now at sale at the LG exclusive stores as well as leading retail stores and multi-brand outlets in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Bangalore, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata.

LG bought the new OS named webOS from HP for an undisclosed sum with an intention of using it in the LG televisions which can be used in cars and other devices lacking the platform. LG will get hold of the source code and associated documentation of webOS along with the engineers who have been already working on this OS, the related websites and the license to use the property of HP.

As per the revelations of a recent report, the Android product line has been overhauled by LG Electronics today.

Virgin Media, UK's mobile operator, LG Nexus 4, though not wallet friendly, has taken hold of Nexus 4 stock. It has been refusing all rumors regarding Nexus 5 but Korean Forum has hinted that its successor can come next month.

The gadget world is going all head over heels in waiting for the new Android 3.0 tablet that is going to be manufactured by LG. There has been an agreement struck with Google by LG for the production of the first ever Nexus tablet that shall have the honeycomb technology on it.

LG Electronics recently unveiled its much-hyped LG Optimus Pad – a tablet computer that boasts diverse multimedia and productivity features; and is expected to give neck-and-neck competition to the equally-raved-about Motorola Xoom this year.

In a recent statement, the Seoul-based bigwig electronics maker, LG Electronics, said that it is expecting its smartphone sales to increase by four times this year, with the company attempting to turn around its unprofitable handset business.

In a last-week announcement which marks LG’s foray into the tablet market, the company confirmed on its official blog that it is coming up with a “groundbreaking” 4G, 3D tablet.

According to reports, the South Korea-based electronics company LG will most probably unveil its Optimus 3D - what will the world’s first 3D smartphone – by mid-February.

At the press conference of the official release of the T Mobile, it was made public that the new phone from the LG will not have some basic features and one important feature too will go missing. The phone will have an inbuilt 3G set up but the hype and talks regarding the 4G support were not entertained in the press conference at all.