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New leak points to PlayStation prepping a proper handheld Switch rival
Ever since the Nintendo Switch changed up the gaming landscape with a hybrid console/handheld in 2017, companies have tried to cash in on the hype. Valve does it, Lenovo does it, and now it seems like PlayStation is doing it (that doesn’t count). That’s not exactly news. Reports of a proper PlayStation handheld have floated
Samsung Celebrated for Transformative Tech by Consumer Technology Association
Samsung Electronics has announced that its latest line-up of products and services has been recognised by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) with multiple CES 2026 Innovation Awards. This recognition highlights Samsung’s continued commitment to redefining the possibilities of consumer technology and delivering experiences that combine performance, design and intelligence. The CES Innovation Awards program celebrates
Lenovo reportedly readying a SteamOS Legion Go 2 for early 2026
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 is a lot of things, but a SteamOS-running machine is not one of them. According to a fresh report from Windows Latest, that could all be about to change as Lenovo gears up to release a non-Windows model that once again sticks AMD’s Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip in the driver’s
3 Reasons to Buy – Xiaomi Smart Air Purifier 4 Compact
Tired of fending off those seasonal allergies every year? The dog not owning up to that viciously nasty smell that the rest of the family assumes was you? To the Xiaomi Smart Air Purifier 4 Compact, defending your immune system is not only possible, it’s the whole goal. Staving off funny looks from the rest
In This Issue – The Gadget Awards (January-February 2026) Issue
We’re back and just a little ahead of schedule this time around. You might be accustomed to seeing Stuff‘s Gadget Awards issue in March, but we thought we’d change it up a little this year. But not too much. You’ll still find an issue of SA’s best technology magazine packed to the RAM modules with
What2Watch: Severance
There really is no better time than the end of the year to catch up on all the series your coworkers spent the last twelve months flapping their lips about. Severance is one of those after the series’ S2 finale absolutely melted everybody’s brains back in March this year. And before you ask, yes, it has been
India and South Africa burn a lot of coal: what they can learn from each other about ending the dependency
India and South Africa are both navigating one of the toughest challenges of the 21st century: shifting their electricity systems away from ageing coal-fired power stations while ensuring people still have reliable, affordable energy. South Africa generates about 74% of its electricity from coal, one of the highest shares in the world. Electricity plants are ageing,
Battlefield 6 review – An imperfect success
Following the rather disappointing launch of Battlefield 2042, it seems that those responsible were just as eager to right their wrongs as the fans longing for a return to what made previous entries in the franchise titans in the first-person shooter (FPS) pantheon. It’s only been a couple of months since Battlefield 6 launched, following
Check out Huawei’s new Nova 15 Ultra, plus a couple of slightly lesser phones
Huawei does most of its business in China, despite how prolific the brand seems. It shouldn’t be surprising that the new Nova 15 Ultra is arriving in that country first, but if you’re paying attention (as we always are), it’s a handy preview of what’s coming down the pipe for South Africa later. The company
Samsung also has Micro RGB TVs to show off at next year’s CES
Not to be outdone by its South Korean rival, Samsung has also announced a new lineup of micro RGB TV sets that will be showcased at CES 2026, just a few short weeks away. Technically, LG is following in Samsung’s footsteps here, as the brand first introduced its version of the tech to the market










