Tag: Techhuman
REVIEW | Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung has introduced a whole new category of smartphone with the Galaxy Fold. Smartphones have been getting bigger and bigger with each new version yet physically there is a limit in terms of portability and usability. With the new Samsung Galaxy Fold Samsung have brought together the best of the smartphone and tablet in one device.
REVIEW | Herman Miller Cosm chair
Sitting in the office is often a necessary evil. Imagine the perfect chair which adapts seamlessly to your sitting position and makes your workday effortless. Herman Millar has created such a chair the Cosm. It may not be a gadget in the exact sense of the word but the new Herman Millar Cosm range of office chairs tick all the boxes for innovation based on smart technology, even though they don’t need a plug.
REVIEW | LG G8S ThinQ Smartphone
LG has hit the streets with its latest smartphone, the G8s. The G8 with some exciting technology was announced at MWC Barcelona in February and finally reached our shores with the G8s version. There are some innovative technologies and a broad set of flagship features. The question is has LG done enough with the G8 to stay relevant in a crowded market. Steven Ambrose explores.
REVIEW | Fitbit Versa Lite
Keeping fit is a never-ending pursuit, and tracking your fitness has become a national sport. Fitbit has lightened the Versa launched last year, and the new Versa Lite may be the smart device you are looking for. Steven Ambrose goes running gyming and swimming to test out the new Versa Lite
REVIEW | Nokia 9 PureView
Smartphones have many uses but the most common today, outside some calling, is that of a camera. Document your life or use it professionally; the roles are endless. All the smartphone manufacturers are outdoing themselves to make the best camera smartphone on the market, and the number of lenses is key to this race.
REVIEW | Fitbit Inspire HR
Tracking your activity has become a default for those that want to get fitter or healthier or both. Fitbit has been at the forefront of wearable trackers for many years and their latest the Fitbit Inspire HR combines all the best of Fitbit technology in a slim light and unobtrusive package.
REVIEW | Sony Xperia 10 and 10 Plus
Sony is a name that has a long heritage in South Africa and is known for innovation and quality. The new Sony Xperia 10 and 10 Plus range of smartphones offer high-end features, looks and build quality, at a far more affordable price.
REVIEW | Huawei P 30 Pro
Huawei has once again pulled out the stops to make a class-leading flagship with the P30 Pro. The latest Kirin 980 processor a total of four cameras on the rear and some innovative tech combine to make the P30 Pro a contender for the best mobile device of 2019. Steven Ambrose tests the P30 Pro and sees if Huawei has done it again.
REVIEW | Radio Garden global internet radio
In the hyper-connected internet age, it's easy to forget that the radio has kept us all enthralled informed and entertained for almost a century. The worlds first commercial radio station KDKA Pittsburg went live on Nov 2, 1920, and the rest is history
REVIEW I Jabra Elite 65t truly wireless buds
Jabra has created some of the best in-ear earbuds that have no wires in the Elite 65 series. While Jabra has made notable headphones for a few years the Elite 65t may be some of the best.































