Sunday, January 3, 2021 at 8:35AM 
Source: LG Display
LG Display doesn't just have transparent OLED demos to show off at its CES 2021 virtual showroom. LG will also showcase a 48-inch 4K "Bendable CSO (Cinematic Sound OLED) display" that changes from a flat screen to a curved one at a press of a button. It has up to a 1,000mm radius for those who want an immersive gaming experience.
Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 9:30PM 
LG Display to demo transparent OLED at CES 2021
Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 5:57PM 
The Galaxy Buds Pro's support page went live on Samsung Canada's website, confirming the moniker for the company's new TWS earbuds. The only other information the page divulged is its model designation: SM-R190.
Previous leaks, though, have shared some bits of information about the Galaxy Buds Pro, including a two-way speaker, triple microphones, an 11mm woofer, and a 6.5mm tweeter. Except to see noise cancellation and IPX7 water resistance, too. Other highlights include Ambient Sound, Conversation Mode, and Spatial Audio. It's expected to cost US$199 (around CA$254).
Source: GSMArena
Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 2:20PM 
Amazon is another company that uses India as a testing ground for new product lines. The company just introduced two new televisions under its AmazonBasics brand. Both have Fire OS preinstalled and come with 55- and 50-inch models at US$480 (around CA$612) and US$410 (CA$522), respectively.
Like other TVs in its price range, both have 4K LED displays that support HDR 10, HLG, and Dolby Vision. And as Amazon products, these support Alexa voice remote and Fire OS 7, but the televisions don't have the newest version of its Fire TV interface. Amazon plans to introduce three additional models, with two smaller, more affordable 1080p and 720p models.
Source: Engadget
