TL;DR LG could be sticking to LCD screens for its G series phones and OLED displays for its V range. The company used OLED screens in the V30 and V30S devices, while the new G7 has an LCD panel. OLED displays are more expensive than LCD screens but offer deeper blacks. LG is working on a two-pronged strategy for LCD and OLED screens on its smartphones, it has been reported.

Ryan-Thomas Shaw / Android Authority TL;DR OnePlus is apparently prepping an entry-level smartphone codenamed Clover. It will reportedly run on the Snapdragon 460 with a large battery. The phone might be priced around $200. OnePlus is not just targeting the mid-range smartphone segment anymore. Android Central reports that it’s descending even lower on the price ladder with a new entry-level smartphone codenamed “Clover.” According to the outlet, an “insider source” has confirmed that the launch of the OnePlus Clover is imminent.

A render from Samsung Ukraine. TL;DR A leak suggests Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 line will carry a €999 starting price in Europe. You could expect to pay considerably more for 5G and Ultra models. The Galaxy Buds Live could start at €189. You might be disappointed if you were hoping the Galaxy Note 20 would cost as much or less as its Note 10 predecessor. Frequent leaker Ishan Agarwal and MySmartPrice claim to have European pricing for the Note 20 series, and you may be paying a premium for the latest version of the pen-focused smartphone.

Samsung has announced that its new security platform, Samsung KNOX, will support Microsoft’s security minded enterprise software, which includes Workplace Join, Windows Intune, Windows Azure and cloud printing of Microsoft Office documents. The press release dated February 28th represents a big win for Microsoft as it struggles to gain a foothold in the mobile space, and a powerful set of tools for Samsung KNOX enterprise users. The combination of these technologies will improve security and productivity for KNOX users, which really just means you will be able to bring your new Samsung Galaxy S5 to work.

Samsung is ready to commercialize wireless technology that can handle transfer speeds of up to 575MB per second. A 1GB movie could be streamed in less than three seconds at this speed. Samsung’s technology is based on the 802.11ad (WiGig) WiFi standard, which was finalized in December 2012. 802.11ad uses 60GHz spectrum, in addition to the 5GHz and 2.4GHz bands supported by the currently available 802.11ac standard, for theoretical speeds of up to 7Gbps.

Fill any room in your house with calming light and crystal-clear audio with the Sengled Pulse LED Smart Bulb and JBL Bluetooth Speaker. These innovative energy-saving bulbs have 13-watt JBL Bluetooth speakers built directly in, and right now you can get a two-pack at 50 percent off. The bulbs create ambient light controlled by the mobile app, allowing you to set your own dimness as well as adjust the volume and set equalizer modes with the flick of a finger.

Remember the Hodor keyboard from a couple of weeks ago? If you thought that was stupid, you’re about to lose the final ounces of faith you had in humanity. Yo is a new app, a real app that does one thing, and one thing only. It lets you send a “yo” text and sound notification to a friend. That “yo” can mean whatever you want it to mean. It’s simplicity taken to extreme, perhaps beyond it.

Update, April 13: You can now get a large KMASHI power bank for even cheaper. The 10,000-mAh KMASHI Power Bank can be had for just $9.20 if you use the coupon code “DZIBCBG3” at checkout. Happy shopping! Original post, April 5: Here’s a rather good deal that we have come across on a huge 15,000mAh KMASHI power bank, which is sure to keep your smartphone juiced up all day and then some. The company is selling its power bank for just $12.

Asus showed a prototype of the MeMo 370T tablet back at the CES in January, but ever since then, the company’s officials left us guessing about their plans with the 7-incher. There were rumors that the gadget’s production has been cancelled, while other “sources” told us that we will see the tablet hit the market as the MeMo 370T during the summer. The most trustworthy speculations, however, pointed towards Asus and Google working together on a Nexus Tablet, set to cost under $250 and to be based on the MeMo 370T prototype.

We’ve known for a few days that Asus is preparing something special for this year’s Computex technology expo, but no video teasers could have prepared us for what hit us today. The Asus Transformer AiO is not a simple tablet dual booting Android and Windows 8, as we all suspected, but an all-in-one PC running Google’s and Microsoft’s operating systems, that can turn into a tablet in a matter of seconds.