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LG to Push Back LG Pay Launch to Give G5 More Attention

Feb 15, 2016, 4:02 PM by Eric M. Zeman

LG has decided to delay the official debut of LG Pay, which was expected to mark its arrival at this month's Mobile World Congress trade show. "LG Electronics has delayed the official launch of LG Pay to the second quarter of this year to help the new LG flagship smartphone — G5 — receive more media attention," said an LG spokesperson to the Korea Times. LG denied the delay had anything to do with its progress in signing up partners for LG Pay. The company has already scored two deals with South Korean credit card companies. LG has teased the G5's arrival for several weeks now, and today announced the X cam and X screen phones ahead of MWC.

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netboy

Feb 16, 2016, 12:35 PM

Bull@$#@

are those LG dumbass think we're stupid or what?
that is like Tesla not included auto pilot on their new suv cus they want give more attention to the new suv by removing auto pilot from the suv !

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