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Samsung’s new Galaxy Fold 5 and Flip 5 have folding glass screens, an engineering innovation that still delights Stuff editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak. Mobile executives Justin Hume and Zahir Cajee join in the geek out. Read more on Stuff.
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Stuff editor Brett Venter sat down with Samsung Consumer Electronics’ Director Michael van Lier (more than once, as it happens). On the menu was everything Samsung’s Electronics division is bringing to South Africa in the near future. Plus, a batch of interesting items that are already here, like a wardrobe that cleans your clothing, customizable fridges, and a TV that they weren’t supposed to touch, but did. The chat ranged from TVs and the tech behind them to one of the most expensive things Samsung has installed in South Africa, with a few stops in between.
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Using free public WiFi has its risks, not least other users snooping on your data. It may seem like a convenience, especially while travelling overseas, but you should never use it without a VPN. These virtual private networks create a secure tunnel, as it were, that other users on the same network can’t peer into or access your data.
It’s one of the things I use whenever I use any free public WiFi – anywhere. It’s part of the utterly essential cybersecurity checklist we should all follow.
We must “prepare our laziness in advance” NordVPN’s Karolis Pabijanskas told Stuff – referring to the way we just accept cookies and other T&Cs without being conscious of how it affects our security. We need to reset our habits, and using a VPN is essential for using public WiFi.
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The Sonos Ray has just been released. Listen to Toby Shapshak chat with Jeff and Joe from Sonos in New York City. They talk shop about everything Sonos.
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Stuff's Toby Shapshak chats to Africa's Netflix Ben Amadasun.
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Stuff's publisher and editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak sat down with the director of Planetworld, Maurice Van Heerden, to chat about how he came to bring Sonos products (among others) to SA.
Planetworld is an importer and distributor of audio products from a number of high-end manufacturers for a range of applications including car audio, home theatre setups and smart home audio. Van Heerden takes Shapshak through the story of bringing Sonos products to SA and how Sonos were among the first to effectively implement smart functions in high-end audio solutions, first seen in the Sonos One.
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Stuff's publisher and editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak spoke to HMD Global CEO Florian Seiche while he was in the country.
They touch on some of the ways HMD Global and its Nokia devices impact the lives of South Africans and some of the trends currently active in the market. They also discuss the current state of the mobile network in SA and where it's heading. They reminisce on the history of Nokia and some of the iconic phones from the past.
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Stuff's publisher and editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak sat down with the head of Samsung South & Southern Africa mobile business Justin Hume ahead of the launch of the new Galaxy S22 range.
They discuss the integration of the Note into the Galaxy S range with the S22 Ultra and the upgrades and features of the new mobile flagship. In addition to creating a device with dashing good looks, Samsung's increased its focus on security at the hardware level. Justin explains how Samsung builds devices that solve real human problems.
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Brett and Duncan are joined by Michael Chang, marketing manager of MSI South Africa, to discuss the state of the gaming industry. They talk about the growth of the industry and where it's headed. This is how MSI will make it easier for gamers and non-gamers alike to explore the metaverse.
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Stuff's publisher and editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak is joined by Mweb's managing director Manelisa Mavuso and Head of Connectivity Derrick Kaylor following Microsoft's recent acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
The $68 billion deal is one of the largest the gaming industry has ever seen and, when it is final, will make Microsoft Gaming the third largest gaming company in terms of revenue. Shapshak, Mavuso and Kaylor discuss what this means for SA gamers, the role Mweb plays in the local gaming industry and what the shift to cloud gaming will look like.
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global.
This week we speak to Prateek Kewalramani, Head of Marketing of Fitbit/Google Middle East and Africa about the brand's new Fitbit Charge 5 fitness tracker. We unpack how fitness trackers are helping humans navigate health in a pandemic.
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
The recent major focus on NFTs, the blockchain, the metaverse, and how it all affects consumers. Should you care?
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
- This year in tech 2021 version
- The best and worst devices this year
- What to expect in tech 2022
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
Budget- to mid-range phones in South Africa. What spec to expect, and what data they actually collect.
- Huawei Nova 9
- Poco X3 Pro
- Honor 50
- Vivo Y33s
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
- Black Friday in South Africa: The survival guide
- Asus ZenBook OLED review
- MSI Summit E16 Flip review
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
- Boston Dynamics' Spot in South Africa and how robots will change the way we work.
- Hades review
- TCL P615 4K 55in first look
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
- How Eskom's failing South Africans
- Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic review
- Crosscall Core X4 review
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
- Facebook, ahem... Meta and its Metaverse
- Sonos Beam Gen 2 review
- Jabra Elite 3 review
- Ride-hailing apps in South Africa
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Join Brett and Marce in audio as they discuss the week's tech headlines -- South African and global. The topics include:
- Blue Origin space station, Orbital Reef and how it's coming along.
- Load shedding Stage 4 and how to survive it with our help.
- Netflix price increase -- the first one in South Africa. Here's how it compares to other services.
- Xiaomi launches 11T Pro in South Africa for R14,000.
- Trump’s social media platform -- a deep dive into TRUTH Social and what it means for the social media landscape.
- Featured devices: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Fitbit Charge 5.
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Fintech app Shyft won a prestigious innovation award from global banking organisation Efma in Barcelona in 2016 before it even launched. The innovative forex app – which was the first to offer virtual credit cards in South Africa, about five years before they became mainstream – has grown significantly, adding investment.
Having won a stream of awards – including a Stuff App Award – its head Arno von Helden tells Stuff Studio's editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak how it is planning to Shyft digital banking. Read more on Stuff Studios.
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