LG has released the G2 with a new and very useful feature that we have not seen on any other device yet, yes we are talking about the special feature of the LG "KnockON" and now the Korean OEM has decided to fulfill the wish of their customers as they announced on Sunday in Korea that the LG will soon release a maintenance update which will bring the special "KnockON" feature to the LG's L series II Smartphones.
If you don't know about the "KnockON" feature, the Korean OEM has first introduced this cool feature in the LG G2 which has the ability to turn on the phone screen by tapping the screen 2 times and after the G2, this feature makes it way to the LG G Pad 8.3 Tablet and the company's first flexible display Smartphone G Flex.
Lets have a look at the LG's Press Release
SEOUL, Dec. 29, 2013 — LG Electronics (LG) announced that its popular Knock feature (formerly known as KnockON) will be included as a standard feature in the company’s key mobile devices in the future while its line of L Series II smartphones will receive Knock through a global Maintenance Release upgrade starting in January 2014.
Knock was first introduced in LG G2 as a convenient way to turn the smartphone on and off by tapping twice on the display since the power button was located on the back of the phone. Then Knock was featured in a tablet for the first time with the LG G Pad 8.3 followed by the G Flex curved smartphone which also shared the rear button design of the G2. The reaction of audiences to this new feature was so positive that a version for LG’s best-selling L Series II was developed to offer the feature to as many customers as possible.
“Knock is distinctively an LG UX and a great example of what happens when you marry the latest in mobile technology with consumer-centric insights,” said Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of LG Electronics’ Mobile Communications Company, “No one ever thought that a power button needed to be improved until our engineers wondered why they couldn’t turn the entire screen into a power button.”
If you don't know about the "KnockON" feature, the Korean OEM has first introduced this cool feature in the LG G2 which has the ability to turn on the phone screen by tapping the screen 2 times and after the G2, this feature makes it way to the LG G Pad 8.3 Tablet and the company's first flexible display Smartphone G Flex.
Lets have a look at the LG's Press Release
SEOUL, Dec. 29, 2013 — LG Electronics (LG) announced that its popular Knock feature (formerly known as KnockON) will be included as a standard feature in the company’s key mobile devices in the future while its line of L Series II smartphones will receive Knock through a global Maintenance Release upgrade starting in January 2014.
Knock was first introduced in LG G2 as a convenient way to turn the smartphone on and off by tapping twice on the display since the power button was located on the back of the phone. Then Knock was featured in a tablet for the first time with the LG G Pad 8.3 followed by the G Flex curved smartphone which also shared the rear button design of the G2. The reaction of audiences to this new feature was so positive that a version for LG’s best-selling L Series II was developed to offer the feature to as many customers as possible.
“Knock is distinctively an LG UX and a great example of what happens when you marry the latest in mobile technology with consumer-centric insights,” said Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of LG Electronics’ Mobile Communications Company, “No one ever thought that a power button needed to be improved until our engineers wondered why they couldn’t turn the entire screen into a power button.”
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