LG's TVs get 4K video from DirecTV, Netflix, YouTube and GoPro

LG is ready to show off its new 2015 HDTVs -- LCD and OLED -- and along with the new webOS 2.0 smart TV platform, it's promising some new upgrades to apps. Amazon, YouTube and Netflix are all ready with support for 4K (assuming the TV can do it), but new this year is GoPro's app, and it will eventually have access to 4K video there too. The tight collaboration between LG and Netflix is continuing too, as the company says its TVs will be the first ones certified under the new "Netflix Recommended TV" program, which we'll probably hear more about during its press conference today. Other upgrades include Showtime Sync with interactive features like the ones we saw last night, iHeartRadio, DramaFever and a HSN app.

Tags: 4k, amazon, apps, ces, ces2015, gopro, hdpostcross, lg, netflix, smarttv, Webos2.0, youtube

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