LG files for several ‘G’ trademarks in South Korea including G Watch and G Glass

July 22, 2013

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LG already announced that moving forward, they will drop “Optimus” from their premium smartphone lineup. The plan is to utilize “G”, and from what we can see, it will be used across the board. They recently filed for several trademarks in South Korea with the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), which included G Watch, G Glass, G Hub, GPAD, G Link, and G Band. We already heard that LG was working on a smartwatch, a glassware product, and a new tablet, but it appears they could be readying a bracelet and a media center as well.

Now there are tons of trademarks that go unused, so don't be surprised if some of these names are never mentioned again. However, it does give us a clue as to what LG might have up their sleeve.

source: PocketDroid

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