MWC, coronavirus, blah, blah… yeah, the largest mobile phone convention in the world was taken out by an invisible organism, leaving everyone involved to fend for themselves. So we’re looking at a trickle instead of a torrent of info. Part of that trickle is LG’s new flagship smartphone, the LG V60 ThinQ, which… let’s be fair, they were gonna out on their news portal ahead of time anyway.
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- Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro pricing reaches an absurd R114,000 in South Africa
- The BYD Yangwang Altior electric limousine needs a R770,000 deposit (and another R4.3mil to pay for it)
- Light Start: 5G on the moon, GTA VI cars go zoom, Switch 2 avoids another price boom, and Epic wears the SteamOS costume
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- AI learns from the products of thinking, not thought itself. That’s a problem for machines – and for us

