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By Phaedrus
On an LG CX 55, two minutes into episode 4 -- "The Tomb" -- of the series Moon Knight on Disney+ there is a scene with statuettes in niches each lit by an oil lamp. As the flames flicker, dark blotches jump around some of the niche walls.
These are certainly unintended artifacts.
Can someone confirm wether this is a CX (only) issue?
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By News Reporter
The first week of June, which presents International Children’s Day (June 1) and World Environment Day (June 5), reminded us of the importance of caring for our world and its children. To properly commemorate these universal holidays and live up to LG’s steadfast commitment to CSR activities that inspire positive change, LG Kazakhstan enlisted the help of 40 children from the Almaty Regional Orphanage to make a difference in their own backyard, and hopefully learn while having heaps of fun in the process.
The enthusiastic children selected which trees they wanted to plant in the garden, and now fifty apple, plum, apricot, cherry and pear trees are growing there and will eventually provide fresh fruit on their doorstep. Plant specialists were also on site to teach the kids which practices lead to the richest harvest and greenest environment. What’s more, to commemorate International Children’s Day, every hard-working child received a memorable souvenir as a reminder of the amazing work they did that day.
LG Kazakhstan champions sustainable development and social responsibility through the implementation of environmental practices and charity events that improve the quality of life for locals. Recent initiatives such as LG Blood Donations Day, various CSR educational lectures for students and LG Prima Nota Fest – a nationwide classical music contest for children – demonstrate LG’s tireless efforts towards creating a better life for all.
A company must fulfill its environmental and social responsibilities to nurture a flourishing ecosystem that benefits all. Introducing technologies that minimize its carbon footprint during manufacturing and implementing inclusive solutions are deeply embedded in LG’s core value, and the company will never falter when it comes to innovating new solutions that help solve the world’s technological and social issues.
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By News Reporter
Artistry is an apt word to describe the collaboration between LG SIGNATURE and Molteni&C S.p.A, two brands united by their exceptional aesthetic vision and long-standing design leadership. Just in time for Milan Design Week 2022, the two brands joined hands again to introduce the new definition of a perfect harmony of premium home appliances and furniture. The exclusive collaboration takes their artistry to the next level – this time, taking to the big screen.
Hide and Seek is the joint production of LG SIGNATURE and Francesca Molteni, the founder of MUSE Factory of projects. Francesca is an art director and a visual director whose fame excels far and beyond in the design and architecture films. The sophisticated seven-minute visual extravaganza showcases the partnership of LG SIGNATURE and Molteni&C and offers an engaging look into all that the two brands stand for.
On the 6th of June, a day marking the beginning of Milan Design Week, media from all around the nation gathered at the Signature Kitchen Suite Showroom Milan for an exclusive premiere viewing of Hide and Seek. True to the title, the film led attendees through a captivating adventure, portraying the magical possibilities offered through the perfect marriage of technological innovation and outstanding craftsmanship.
Vicky and Marty, two young protagonists of the film, beckon the viewers into a joyous and fanciful world. Important supporting actors are none other than LG SIGNATURE’s most notable products – LG SIGNATURE OLED R, the first-ever rollable TV, the LG SIGNATURE OLED 8K, the company’s latest and greatest addition to its diverse range of OLED offerings; premium kitchen appliances such as the LG SIGNATURE InstaView Door-in-Door Refrigerator and LG SIGNATURE Wine Cellar; and the LG SIGNATURE Washer and Dryer and LG SIGNATURE Air Purifier.
The two children interact freely with the appliances, just as actors would exchange lines. Playing hide-and-seek, they explore a fantastic dreamland conceived by LG SIGNATURE’s cutting-edge innovations. All the while, the Molteni&C showroom functions as an impressive backdrop, adding a refined mood to the scene.
The guests were then led to the LG SIGNATURE zone, where they could explore all the products and brand experiences portrayed in the short film with furnishings by Molteni&C. In addition, a fully immersive and interactive virtual showroom was introduced for a unique hide-and-seek experience of their own. The innovative virtual space was launched on June 3 and is now available on the .
In the near future, the classy collaboration between LG SIGNATURE and Molteni&C will be available also at Contract Atelier in Milan, an innovative space for contract business, and Co van der Horst in Amsterdam, the boutique concept store – both sporting exclusive partners including Molteni&C.
There’s still more to come regarding LG SIGNATURE’s collaborations and projects in the design and art world – stay tuned to Beyond News for the latest.
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By Abdullaoa
Hello please how to fix this problem
from the first day i pay the tv tell now nothing is working the app store ,youtube , Netflix, etc
this shown for me ( temporary problem
service is temporarily unavailable)
my tv is lg smart tv 2021 nano-cell 70”
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By News Reporter
The 5th of June marks the annual celebration of World Environment Day, an occasion to focus on what each of us can do to preserve the natural world for future generations. Fully dedicated to the cause, LG strives to foster a better environment for all lives to thrive by means of combating climate change, facilitating circular economies and achieving energy efficiency.
An Inspiring Message About Climate Change
LG’s iconic ultra-high-definition digital billboard in New York City’s Times Square is one of the few screens in the world seen by hundreds of thousands of passersby each day.
Making use of these impactful channels for this year’s World Environment Day, LG presented a poignant short film calling on united action for #OnlyOneEarth. On screen from June 2nd, the film zeroes in on many of the pressing environmental challenges that our world faces today, including climate change. The film is consecutive of LG’s environmental series, following that aired on the billboard in NYC’s Times Square earlier this year.
A company more inclined to inspire through action rather than words, LG is making tangible efforts to combat climate change. To achieve its Zero Carbon 2030 pledge established in 2019, LG is in the entire manufacturing process from production to use by 2030.
CES 2022 was another occasion in which LG’s efforts to scale down negative climate impact were brought to the spotlight. As a big advocate for recycling processes that bring us one step closer to a zero-carbon society, LG made sure to construct its entirely of recycled oriented strand board (OSB) plywood. No glue, paint or varnish was used during its construction and its simplified design helped streamline the recycling process when it was time to pack up.
Taking Steps for a Circular Economy
A circular economy is a system of production and consumption which involves processes of reusing and recycling existing materials. Through to use a cumulative total of 600,000 tons of recycled plastic from 2021 to 2030, LG aims to increase high-quality recycling and thereby push towards a circular economy in the electronics industry.
The LG Chilseo Recycling Center (CRC) in South Korea well demonstrates LG’s commitment to better recycling resources and processes. Since its establishment in August 2001, the facility has spearheaded LG’s e-waste initiative by collecting electronic waste at the end of product lifecycles, re-using recycled plastic for the manufacturing of new components and shipping parts to the company’s home appliance plant nearby for use in new products.
Applying its recycling practices to wider CSR activities, LG has been annually donating four hundred boxes formerly used to package large appliances to the ‘Animal Behavior Enrichment Program*’ operated at Seoul Grand Park located in Korea. The sturdy, large-sized upcycled boxes offer a great source of entertainment for zoo animals inhabiting the park, and minimize the environmental impact caused by excess waste – a total win-win for everyone.
With the aim of fostering circularity in the company’s respective industry and expanding its influence, LG launched its in the US last year. The nationwide clothing drive successfully bestowed a second life to more than 5,000 pounds of gently used clothes.
Partnering for an Energy-Efficient Future
Delivering products that meet the latest energy and eco standards is an important part of LG’s environmental initiative. Partnering with ENERGY STAR® has helped to widen the company’s offerings.
LG has been a partner of the ENERGY STAR® program since 2012. Jointly established by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy to promote energy-efficiency, the program provides accurate energy-consumption information for a wide range of products and devices. The company’s commitment to producing energy-efficient innovations not only benefits consumers, but the environment as well.
At the 2022 ENERGY STAR Awards, in recognition of its dedication to energy efficiency and reducing its carbon footprint.
Through original campaigns, raising awareness of key issues and, of course, its dedication to innovation, LG will continue to uphold its commitment to taking care of our planet and creating a better life for all. #OnlyOneEarth.
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* Animal Behavior Enrichment Program: This program creates living spaces for animals that is similar to nature such that they can naturally reclaim their instincts and relieve stress in order to lead healthier, more robust lives.
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Tony Levy
I have an LGOLED55C8 TV and this afternoon I turned the TV on but the red cursor has disappeared I have tried all the recommendations but cannot get the red cursor to come back on. My LG Magic remote is model number MR18BA
Does anybody know what to do to restore the cursor please
Thanks
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@Tony Levy Most of the "magic remotes" use 2 different technologies to support the buttons. Some use regular "IR" (Infra-Red) like standard remotes, while other buttons (like the HOME button, and the
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