LG webOS 3.5, What's New Video

[Alex]

Find out what's new in the webOS 3.5. Now, all you have to do is relax as webOS 3.5 makes the TV experience simpler than before.

Set to be found across ‘LG’s entire lineup of premium TVs’, the latest webOS system - named  webOS 3.5 - will deliver a range of improvements taking in everything from enhanced remote control features to getting you closer (literally) to the action with improved zoom functionality.

Starting with the improvements made to LG’s Magic Remote handset, it will be possible to instantly access your favorite streaming service - such as Netflix or Amazon - by pressing a single assignable button on the remote.

LG has nipped in ahead of the official launch of the CES in Las Vegas to reveal details of the latest improvements it’s introducing to its much-lauded webOS smart TV interface.

Set to be found across ‘LG’s entire lineup of premium TVs’, the latest webOS system - named  webOS 3.5 - will deliver a range of improvements taking in everything from enhanced remote control features to getting you closer (literally) to the action with improved zoom functionality.

Starting with the improvements made to LG’s Magic Remote handset, it will be possible to instantly access your favorite streaming service - such as Netflix or Amazon - by pressing a single assignable button on the remote.

All premium 2017 LCD TVs, including the SJ95 series pictured here, will support webOS 3.5. (Pic: LG)

The new ‘Magic Link’ button will also streamline the process of accessing background information on what you’re watching, such as bios of the actors.

As for the improved Magic Zoom feature, this will let you not only zoom in on parts of the image with enhanced control and quality, but also let you record the enlarged image - a potentially handy way of solving household disputes over, say, just how bad a supposedly dangerous football tackle really was.

WebOS 3.5 also jumps aboard the VR bandwagon. If you connect a webOS 3.5 TV to a VR-capable computer or mobile device via USB cable, you can not only watch 360-degree VR content on your TV but also use the Magic Remote to move the scene in any direction and zoom in and out of the image using the handset’s handy scroll wheel.

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[irnote3]

Everyone know the most things we use on smart tv it's to watch movies or tv show. That's lead us to important thing which is the video player, the video player on smart tv not fully support subtitles, there's subtitles with tags and colors and fortunately lg video player not support it! As a user I want to change background color of the subtitle i want to change font, add shadow to it. to make subtitles clear to read as user i want all that give me that and I'll throw away all these features u mentioned and I'm will be grateful.

 

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