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With smart home technology now more accessible on a growing number of indoor entertainment appliances, we’ve seen some pretty interesting features which go beyond your usual smart screen experience. Take for example LG’s new Gallery+ feature, which it describes as a visual curation service designed to “enrich living spaces”.
Built on LG’s web OS platform, Gallery+ essentially allows your LG smart TVs to display a wide selection of artwork, which includes over 4,000 images in addition to personalization settings and adaptive smart features, allowing users to create a more ambient mood inside their home. Chris Jo, head of the webOS Platform Business Center at the LG Media Entertainment Solution Company states:
The company says that it’s collaborated with cultural institutions such as the National Gallery in London, allowing users to view masterpieces like Vincent van Gogh’s A Wheatfield, with Cypresses and Georges Seurat’s Bathers at Asnières. For a more personal experience, users can also link up their Google Photos account to display their own photos, and even pair them up with relaxing music.
LG Gallery+ also supports adaptive features that adjust clarity and brightness, as well as Always-On-Display and screensaver modes for a more vibrant ambient display. There’s also AI Brightness Control that can quickly adapt to different indoor lighting settings.
For availability, LG says that Gallery+ will be accessible via a free light version on 2025 LG TVs in more than 150 countries, although there’s also a more feature-packed full version via a monthly subscription in 23 countries, including South Korea, the United States and across Europe, with further expansion planned.
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Built on LG’s web OS platform, Gallery+ essentially allows your LG smart TVs to display a wide selection of artwork, which includes over 4,000 images in addition to personalization settings and adaptive smart features, allowing users to create a more ambient mood inside their home. Chris Jo, head of the webOS Platform Business Center at the LG Media Entertainment Solution Company states:
Users can now turn the screen into their own personalized canvas… With global access to diverse content and adaptive features, LG Gallery+ transforms living spaces into opportunities to express personal style and creativity.
The company says that it’s collaborated with cultural institutions such as the National Gallery in London, allowing users to view masterpieces like Vincent van Gogh’s A Wheatfield, with Cypresses and Georges Seurat’s Bathers at Asnières. For a more personal experience, users can also link up their Google Photos account to display their own photos, and even pair them up with relaxing music.
LG Gallery+ also supports adaptive features that adjust clarity and brightness, as well as Always-On-Display and screensaver modes for a more vibrant ambient display. There’s also AI Brightness Control that can quickly adapt to different indoor lighting settings.
For availability, LG says that Gallery+ will be accessible via a free light version on 2025 LG TVs in more than 150 countries, although there’s also a more feature-packed full version via a monthly subscription in 23 countries, including South Korea, the United States and across Europe, with further expansion planned.
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