Author: Brett Venter

If you haven’t jumped onto the 4K bandwagon, your time might be running short. LG and Sony have taken some time at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to show off their spiffiest 8K TV sets. But, in contrast to the fact that that many pixels on a smaller screen is kinda pointless, all of these super-high res TVs are also pretty super-sized. As will be, we expect, their prices when they eventually land. LG goes big with LCD, OLED LG’s two new 8K TV screens are the 88in Z9 OLED television and then a smaller (but still big) 77in…

Gentlemen, start your engines. Wait, are those engines actually on? It’s not normally difficult to tell with a Harley Davidson, but the LiveWire isn’t your typical Harley. We heard back in November that the company’s first electric motorcycle would be getting priced and dated in January 2019 and well, would you look at the time? If you have your heart set on a Harley that won’t wake the neighbours, you can expect to see them on the road from August this year. Assuming you live in the States or Europe, as South Africa’s not on the invite list yet. Even…

In addition to trotting out a couple of monster 8K TVs, LG has also revealed their Signature OLED R at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES). This is the company’s rollable TV and one of Stuff’s highlights of CES 2018, where the prototype was first shown off. Now, LG Display is bringing the finished product to market. And they’ve given it a few improvements to boot. LG’s Signature OLED R (R for rollable, yes?) is a 65in 4K screen when it is extended out of the box that hosts the screen. When not in use, it’s a long rectangular box…

Xiaomi possibly working on a triple-screened folding phone Here's quite a claim for you to start the year with -- Chinese tech-maker Xiaomi is reportedly working on a folding device of their very own. A device that uses three screens instead of just two, but its existence does kinda hinge on a poorly-lit video being

If you’re still in holiday mode, eschewing all forms of tech (and thus reading this late), you may not realise that Apple’s value took a bit of a knock in the last week. The result of the first decline in revenues for the company in sixteen years, the news that Apple was not going to reach its estimated target of $89 to $93 billion for the past quarter wiped $55 billion off the value of the company in short order. All because Apple is expecting to reach profits of just $84 billion for the recently-concluded quarter. Let that sink in.…