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LG Electronics, a global leader in advanced electronics, has recently announced that their new range of TONE Free FP series earphones are now available in South Africa. These award-winning wireless earphones boast several improvements – such as LG’s new Whispering Mode – to complement their comfortable in-ear fit, advanced Meridian-tuned sound, Active Noise Cancellation, and an auto-cleaning UVnano charging case. Whether they’re for work, gaming, or fitness, the beauty of these earphones is that they deliver immersive sound experiences without the inconvenience of wires or bulky headsets. If you’re in the market for new smart audio tech, here’s what to look out for in LG’s latest TONE Free wireless earphones... Whisper-quiet calls LG’s new Whispering Mode allows users to hold the right earphone close to their mouth and whisper into its microphone, enabling crystal clear and completely private phone calls even in public environments, such as a library or crowded restaurant. Active Noise

With Earth Day just around the corner, what better time to get serious about going green? Taking the first steps doesn’t have to be difficult as today’s smart home tech can help kickstart your journey to sustainability by providing an effortless way to shrink household energy and water use. LG’s smart home platform, LG ThinQ, introduces a variety of new, eco-responsible features that deliver maximum convenience while putting you further along the path to greener living. Here’s a look at how the latest smart technologies from LG can help transform the home into a place where ‘Earth Day is every day.’   Energy Saving Made Simple Saving energy at home is much simpler with the LG ThinQ app and its smart sustainability features, which allow users to effortlessly optimize the energy efficiency of their appliances. The app even takes usage patterns into consideration – for instance, it can adjust the refrigerator’s power consumption to the lowest level during nighttime hours, when family memb

  Check Point Research issues its Q1 Brand Phishing Report, highlighting the brands that hackers most often imitate to lure people into giving up their personal data   Check Point Research (CPR), the Threat Intelligence arm of   Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd.  (NASDAQ: CHKP) and a leading provider of cyber security solutions globally, has published its Brand Phishing Report for Q1 2022. The report highlights the brands which were most frequently imitated by cybercriminals in their attempts to steal individuals’ personal information or payment credentials during January, February and March.    Social media network, LinkedIn, dominated the rankings for the first time ever, accounting for more than half (52%) of all phishing attempts during the quarter. This represents a dramatic 44% uplift from the previous quarter, where the professional networking site was in fifth position accounting for only 8% of phishing attempts. LinkedIn overtook DHL as the most targeted brand, which is