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Samsung puts its Galaxy Fold to the test… over and over again
If we didn't know any better, we'd say that this video of Samsung's Galaxy Fold smartphones being tested was part of a much longer video. A video involving some early-2000s band, possibly transformed into monkeys and singing about... well, you decide what they're singing about. It's got the same sort of vibe.
Here are the highlights from Sony PlayStation’s State of Play event
Sony's gone and taken a page from Nintendo's Direct event and made State of Play a thing. State of Play is a live-stream Sony will be using to update players on what's coming next from the company -- in the near future and a little further off
See the Galaxy Fold close up (including the crease) in new video
Samsung’s folding smartphone, the Galaxy Fold, has prompted more than a little talk. Most of this has been about the phone’s so-called crease, the central area of the phone where the actual display bends. The company has been going to great lengths to conceal the line down the middle of the screen. When the phone was revealed in February this year, Samsung didn’t actually allow f...[Read More]
Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy S10+
What's in the box? What's. In. The. Box!? No, it's not a Se7en quote, it's a look at the new Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus.
Hands on with the Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10 & S10+
We got a little hands-on time with the new S10 range of smartphones at Samsung's #Unpacked2019 event in Johannesburg.
Here’s a look at an early version of Xiaomi’s folding phone in action
Folding phones are a little like Pringles. Nobody’s thinking about them, then someone shows up with a tube and suddenly everyone wants one. That’s why everyone seems to be trying to catch up with Samsung. Motorola is thought to have something in the works with an updated RAZR, LG and Huawei are working on versions of their own and even Apple might have a folding device up its crisp, wh...[Read More]
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas is now way more athletic than we’ll ever be
Don’t try to run, the robots will be able to find you. At least, that’s the case if someone decides to send Boston Dynamics’ Altas after you. We’ve seen Atlas running through fields, we’ve seen the guy landing backflips, and now Boston Dynamics’ bipedal robot can do parkour. Yeah, we’re doomed. Okay, maybe we’re not doomed. Altas’ creators are ...[Read More]
Apple is giving away their original content… for free?
Earlier this year Apple announced that they are producing their own range of original shows. And initially, it sounded like a strange thing — for Apple to go up against the likes of Netflix and Amazon, but now it looks like they just want to spoil their users… or further ingrain their loyalty. Anyone with an Apple device, be it iPhones, iPads, or Apple TVs (but not Macs, for reasons un...[Read More]
This is why you don’t fly drones near an airport
UPDATE: DJI has contacted us regarding a letter it has sent to the University of Dayton’s Research Institute, demanding that their video of a DJI drone and plane collision (seen below) be taken down. DJI’s statement reads, in part, that “UDRI staged its video to create a scenario inconceivable in real life, at a higher speed than the combined maximum speed of the drone and airpla...[Read More]