Jan 22
Bill Gates’s Microsoft-running days are behind him. He’s moved on to toilets
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Jan 22
If your television still falls in the “dumb” category, a set-top box is usually the easiest solution for gaining access to the goodies that come with Smart TVs. One such … Continue reading
Jan 22
Intel built what could conceivably be the best set-top on the market coupled with a new way to deliver television content that doesn’t force you to buy into whatever cable TV monopoly is in your region. Then it handed everything …
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Jan 21
Sources familiar to the matter disclosed that Amazon has approached at least three major media companies in a bid to launch its own Online Pay-TV service. Rumors and acquisitions such … Continue reading
Jan 21
The next company in a seemingly never-ending deluge of company working on some kind of online TV streaming service? It’s Amazon, according to a WSJ report.
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Jan 21
Back in May of 2012
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Jan 21
After Intel very publicly announced some huge and ambitious plans for its internet TV service
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Jan 20
There’s a Simpsons app coming your way this summer put out by the folks at FXNOW, part of the network that took control of the Simpsons empire late last year. … Continue reading
Jan 19
![China Begins To Televise The Sunrise On TV Due To Smog [Update]](https://i0.wp.com/cdnrss.ubergizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/china-tv-sunrise.jpg?resize=640%2C427 "China Begins To Televise The Sunrise On TV Due To Smog [Update]")
There is nothing quite as breathtaking as a glorious sunrise, as the first rays of the sun start to peek out from behind the clouds. The thing is, some places on earth has been so polluted, that it is pretty difficult to watch an actual sunrise happen. Beijing is one such city, and China has decided to televise the sunrise on a giant TV display due to the intense smog that clouds the city.
China Begins To Televise The Sunrise On TV Due To Smog [Update] original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 19
Consumer electronics giant LG did reveal at the recently concluded CES 2014 a new kind of TV that will certainly blow your minds away – I am referring to the flexible OLED TV here, of course. LG claims that this is the first of its kind in the world, where the TV will not only arrive as a curved device, but you, the viewer, are able to control the angle of the curvature itself in order to enjoy the ultimate viewing experience where it would not have been thought of to be possible just a couple of decades ago.
Hyun-hwoi Ha President and CEO of LG’s Home Entertainment Company, shared, “LG’s Flexible OLED TV is a product that has to be seen to be believed because it defies description. What curved is to flat, flexible is to curved. LG continues to lead the evolution of televisions into the next generation.”
Basically, with this flexible OLED TV, you will be able to use the included TV remote to alter the curvature of the display in order to suit your viewing experience. As for the range of the curvature itself, it is determined by taking into account key factors which will affect the viewing experience, where among them include screen size as well as viewing distance.
Not only that, you might think that this TV, being a prototype to begin with, is going to be small just for testing purposes. I thought so, and I was sorely mistaken, since this bad boy happens to be a 77″ flexible OLED TV, where it has been subjected to tens of thousands of hours of tests in order to ensure the reliability and durability of its unique display. Talk about a “grand slam” of firsts when it comes to the OLED TV universe – being flat, curved and now, flexible. Needless to say, pricing details and availability have yet to be divulged, but it sure as heck ain’t gonna come cheap!
Press Release
[ LG Flexible OLED TV is worth checking out copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
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