TVs aren’t really devices that we change or upgrade frequently. However, it seems that if you largely rely on your smart TV to access apps like Netflix, then you might want to take note because if you own one of Samsung’s older smart TVs, come December, support for Netflix will be dropped.

Did you know that over time, OLED displays can cause burn-ins? In case you’re not familiar with the concept of burn-in displays, basically it happens when you leave images on your display that are static for prolonged periods of time. Eventually, that image will be “burned” into your display, so that even when new content is display, there will be a faint ghost of the previous image overlaid on top […]

Are you looking to buy yourself a brand new OLED TV? If you are, you can walk into pretty much any electronics retail store and check it out for yourself. However, do you really know what you’re buying? Sometimes all these tech jargons and marketing terms can be confusing for customers, but LG is hoping to clear that confusion up.

For a while now, OnePlus has been teasing that they were working on a smart TV. Given that OnePlus’ portfolio largely consists of smartphones, it was an indication that the company was looking to expand beyond just handsets. For those who are curious about the TV, you’ll be pleased to learn that the OnePlus TV has been officially announced.

Last month, Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi launched a new TV. It came in the form of a 70-inch 4K smart TV which was priced roughly around the $500 mark. Given that we’ve seen smaller TVs from other brands priced much higher, it’s not surprising that the TV has since become quite a hit.

There are monitors that have been designed specifically for gaming, and as such, they do come with certain features that a regular monitor might not, such as NVIDIA’s G-Sync graphics technology. However, it seems that LG and NVIDIA will be expanding the availability of the G-Sync technology not just to monitors, but to TVs as well.

Back in the day, TVs were basically displays to watch our shows with. While, they are still pretty much still the same, these days, TVs have improved on their features and functionality, where they can be used to stream content from the internet, use apps, go online, and so on. This is why it’s not surprising that a 5G-enabled TV is being developed by Samsung.

A while back, LG took the wraps off an 88-inch 8K OLED TV. If for whatever reason you were hoping that you could buy this and put it into your home, you’re in luck because LG has since announced the availability of the TV, where interested customers will be able to buy one for themselves.

OnePlus is working on a smart TV of their, that much we know. However, details about the TV are scarce, save for its size in which the company had previously revealed that it will be a 55-inch TV with a 4K QLED display. However, thanks to a listing on Amazon, it seems that more details about the TV have been revealed.

If there is one thing Apple does right, it would be in software updates. While the company would no doubt prefer customers to continuously update their devices, they have done a good job of ensuring that even devices 5-6 years old keep receiving major updates. Now as some of you know, OnePlus plans to launch their own smart TV.

When it comes to TVs, Xiaomi is no stranger to that field. The company has launched many TVs under its Mi TV lineup, but it looks like for the first time ever, the company will be launching a new TV under its Redmi branding. This has resulted in the Redmi TV, a 70-inch 4K TV with support for HDR.

These days, more of our TVs are getting “smarter”. However, the problem is that everyone seems to want to use their own proprietary software, which each TV makers has included their own software. This has resulted in a bit of fragmentation where some TV software is better and more feature-rich than others.

If you own an LG smart TV, you might be interested to learn that starting next week, LG has confirmed that they will be rolling out an update to their smart TVs in which they will be receiving both HomeKit and AirPlay 2 support. However, we should point out that not all models will be compatible.

Last year OnePlus had confirmed that they are working on a smart TV. Not much is known about the TV, but according to a report from MySmartPrice, they have found out that the upcoming OnePlus smart TV is expected to come with its own Bluetooth remote controller, at least according to a sighting on the Bluetooth SIG website.