Samsung and LG unveil AI-powered smart TVs, device that disables video doorbells exposed

Samsung and LG have unveiled their most high-tech TVs yet at CES 2025, blending artificial intelligence with dazzling displays. The Korean rivals are turning to smartphone-style smarts to enhance picture quality and serve up movie and TV show recommendations. Samsung’s new televisions include a range of 8K and 4K models that use its NEO QLED display technology. Their visuals…

Tech Digest daily roundup: Nearly 1 million Brits have cancelled streaming services this year

Almost 1m British households have given up on the streaming revolution so far this year, as the cost of living crisis forces increasingly budget-conscious consumers to stop taking services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+. The premiere of two of the most-hyped and expensive shows of all time – the $650m (£580m) productions of Rings of…

Freeview Play and LG announce new 5 year deal

Freeview Play and LG have strengthened their partnership with a new five-year agreement, announced today. This means that all new LG TVs will come with Freeview Play built-in as standard. Freeview and LG will also work together on future product updates to continue to innovate the user experience. Freeview Play claims it is the UK’s…

Tech Digest daily roundup: ‘Lickable’ TV screen developed!

  📺 ‘Taste the TV’: A Japanese professor has developed a prototype lickable TV screen that can imitate food flavors https://t.co/JWVhiU94z1 pic.twitter.com/ZgxmfTf1Xn — Reuters (@Reuters) December 23, 2021 A prototype "lickable" TV screen which can mimic food flavours has been developed by a Japanese professor, Reuters reports. Dubbed Taste-the-TV, ten canisters spray flavour onto a…