Stuff (South Africa)

Stuff is a UK-based men's magazine that focuses on reviews of consumer electronics and provides sneak peeks into upcoming technology. Its international versions, including those previously released in the U.S., offer additional content that appeals mainly to a male readership.

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#596901

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#10587

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Honor Magic 7 Pro Review – Formidable Flagship - Stuff South Africa

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Duncan Pike

8.7 Almost like magic Honor continues to prove it is more than capable of keeping up with industry veterans when it comes to flagship smartphones. The Magic 7 Pro introduces hardware upgrades over its predecessor, namely the latest Snapdragon chipset, 200MP telephoto sensor, and slightly bigger battery (in SA).
DJI's Zenmuse V1 Is A Speaker For Drones That Lets Users Yell At Distant People

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Brett Venter

You know that dystopian vision of deserted streets with drones blaring out messages warning you to stay in your home? DJI’s new Zenmuse V1 speaker accessory for drones has made it a purchasable-at-retail possibility. Not that you’re likely to buy one of these, unless you’ve got a DJI Matrice 350 RTK and Matrice 300 RTK drone lying around. The speaker is aimed at enterprise customers — the sorts of people who use investor or taxpayer money to fly buzzing aircraft around for various purposes.
Samsung Finally Debuts Its Latest Galaxy A Series In South Africa, Starting At R5,000

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Trent Meikle

Samsung Mobile South Africa believes the time is finally ripe to “launch” the decisively budget and mid-range Galaxy A Series in South Africa, despite the devices hitting shelves in March. Officially unveiled at a launch event in Johannesburg this evening, Samsung offered attendees a closer look at the three devices – the Galaxy A56 5G, A36 5G, and A26 5G – and their (supposedly) ‘Awesome’ Intelligence features.
Brace Yourself - There's A PS Plus Price Hike Headed For South Africa - Stuff South Africa

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Trent Meikle

It’s only been a couple of days since Sony raised the prices of its PS5 consoles across several territories (which notably excludes the US, where the so-called “high inflation and fluctuating exchange rates” currently stem), and already, it’s hitting gamers with yet another price hike – this time where it hurts. South African gamers are already receiving warning emails of a PS Plus price hike slated for June 2025.
Researchers Create AI-powered Wearable Device That Assists Navigation For The Blind

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Brett Venter

Chinese researchers have published a paper on Nature Machine Intelligence outlining a project that lets blind users navigate the world more effectively. The wearable device, or collection of them, processes multiple inputs via an AI algorithm and generates prompts that tell the wearer what’s coming up.
South African App Developers, Stuff Wants To See What You've Got

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Brett Venter

Are you a South African app developer working… well, anywhere in the world? We want to hear from you. Stuff‘s annual App Awards is currently accepting entries from local companies and independent developers across a range of business and entertainment categories. Do you have what it takes to push out the competition? The entry process is simple — fill out the form below and consider yourself entered. We’ll handle the rest of it. At the end of the process is… well, an award.
Ugh, OpenAI Is Working On A Social Media To Rival Meta And X – Report - Stuff South Africa

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Trent Meikle

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI is reportedly looking to get into the social media game. Fear not. Sam Altman doesn’t intend to ruin one of your regular internet hangouts with a $50 billion bid (any more than he already has). According to a report from The Verge, the AI company is plugging away at something wholly new, though with a definite ChatGPT twist. According to sources familiar with the matter, OpenAI’s social media is still in the early developmental stages, meaning details are few.
WhatsApp's Meta AI To Get A Chat Memory Feature That Remembers What You Tell It To

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Brett Venter

Artificial intelligence that remembers interactions is an idea whose time has come. OpenAI is doing it, and soon WhatsApp will too. Not the Meta-owned messaging platform specifically, but the embedded Meta AI that we’re certain every one of the billions of users is availing themselves of. Right? The feature turned up in a recent Android beta of the popular messaging app (version 2.25.11.13, specifically), after it was sighted in an earlier version of WhatsApp.
Google Rolls Out Extra Security For Your Android Smartphone

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Trent Meikle

As part of the latest Google Play services update, the Search conglomerate has introduced additional security to beef up your Android device. Should you make like the Big Man himself and leave the world (and your device) behind for three or more days, it will automatically initiate a basic reboot, ensuring that the data tucked inside is a bit more difficult to access. The security update is set to hit compatible Android devices as soon as this week.
Petrol And Diesel Drivers Face Another Fuel Price Cut This May

1 week ago | stuff.co.za | Trent Meikle

Still a bit down after last week’s fuel price predictions? That’s to be expected if you’re a regular buyer of Petrol 93, which was the only petroleum-based fuel to see an expected price increase, while the rest were let off easy. Fortunately, the Central Energy Fund (CEF) has returned with the mid-month fuel price predictions (captured 14 April) that will change your tune by the time May rolls around. It’s worth noting that the CEF’s daily predictive snapshots are not law.