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LG launches biggest and smallest OLED TVs yet at CES 2022 LG has announced its 2022 TVs at CES where it unveiled new OLED Evo and QNED sets, along with ‘exclusive interactive experiences’. The new range includes, and centers around, the flagship G2 and C2 televisions which arrive with the latest OLED Evo panels and not-seen-before sizes. Although thereissome new tech, the situation isvery similar to Samsung’swhere the upgrades are less obvious than the models announced this time last year....

Nextbase announces iQ: a triple-lens, 4G-connected dash cam It’s been two years since Nextbase launched its Series 2 dash cams and, to coincide with CES 2022, the UK-based manufacturer has announced what’s coming next. The iQ is a range of connected dash cams which give a 540-degree view of your vehicle, whether you’re driving it or it’s parked. The unusual angle is derived from the fact it has three 180-degree lenses: one facing forward, one backwards (to the car’s interior) and a third camera mounted in the rear window capturing everything going on behind....

OnePlus reveals the 10 Pro design – and a Chinese launch next week OnePlus has made a rare appearance at CES 2022 to reveal the design of its upcoming flagship, the OnePlus 10 Pro, and announce that the phone will launch in China just next week. The OnePlus 10 Pro will launch in China on Tuesday 11 January, though the company hasn’t yet confirmed when the phone will reach Europe, the US, India, or any other global markets....

Samsung finally launches the much-leaked Galaxy S21 FE The worst kept secret in the smartphone industry has finally been revealed, as Samsung used CES 2022 as an excuse to finally unveil the £699/$699 Galaxy S21 FE. Coming a full 354 days after the unveiling of the core Galaxy S21 line-up, the S21 FE (it stands for Fan Edition) has been delayed time and time again. At several points it was even rumoured to have been cancelled entirely, just another casualty of the chip shortages and production problems caused by the Covid pandemic....

TCL 2022 TVs include a 144Hz refresh rate for better gaming TCL is now improving its Mini LED TVs by bringing a 144Hz refresh rate to its premium models in the 2022 range. The announcement was made at CES 2022. The higherrefresh ratewill be most useful to keen gamers who need quick responsiveness and sharper imagery, such as those who play first-person shooters. Although it’s worth noting that next-gen consoles like thePlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X are limited to 120Hzso the feature is really for PC gamers....