If you have an LG TV, like one of their popular OLED models, you have probably noticed that LG has its own smart platform powered by the proprietary WebOS. Unlike some smart platforms, today’s version on LG TVs is designed to be minimalistic, often a running banner of options at the bottom of your screen that allows you to quickly select apps, settings, broadcast signal menus, and more — without getting in the way of what you’re watching (some older WebOS versions have a different interface).
But like all smart TV platforms found on the best TVs out there, LG’s WebOS needs the occasional software update to make sure it’s still working smoothly and that new features are added. Here’s everything you need to know about making sure that your LG TV stays up to date and what to do if it’s not.
How to manually update your LG smart TV (and enable…
