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Samsung has just announced its first 8K QLED TV, the Q900R (Q900FN in the US), at IFA 2018 . Hot on the heels of LG’s 8K TV , Samsung’s 8K panel packs up to 85-inches of pin-sharp resolution, 4,000 nits of brightness and a new processor to help make even your oldest content look 8K-tastic. We took a closer look at its next generation upscaling technology alongside some of Samsung’s older QLED TVs to give you our first impressions of what 8K plus HDR plus QLED adds up to. Price and release date Samsung’s 8K QLED will bear different names in different regions. Only the 85-inch option is expected to be available in the US for example, named the Q900FN, with a release date pegged for October 2018. Samsung has also announced 65, 75 and 82-inch variants will also be released in other regions at a later date, so if the idea of 8K is whetting your appetite but you can’t fit 85-inches of it in your living room - hold tight.  As for the price, expect to pay the big bucks, though offici...

Brand-owner TP Vision’s attempts to re-establish Philips as a major player on the European TV scene are progressing very nicely indeed, with some truly outstanding Philips OLED sets at the high end of the market. With the 55PUS6753 4K TV , though, Philips is trying to make a quality mark on the lower end – and it’s pretty much succeeded.  Despite costing less than £600, this Philips model boasts a native 4K resolution, support for high dynamic range, and Philips’ eye-catching Ambilight design technology – but more on all that below. Design Affordable TVs don’t tend to be lookers. The Philips 55PUS6753, though, is the exception that proves the rule. Well, as long as you don’t look too closely at it. The star of the show has to be the Philips 55PUS6753’s Ambilight system. This uses LEDs ranged around the rear of its left, right and top edges to cast a wide halo of colored light onto your walls around the screen. This light halo can even be set to correlate – with startling acc...

[ Editor's Note: What immediately follows is a rundown of the latest developments and features Microsoft has added to Office 365 since this review was last updated .] September 2018 It was revealed that Microsoft Search will eventually encompass not just Office 365, but Windows, and all the apps you use within the OS, allowing you to seamlessly search across all your company’s data, whatever you’re doing. Microsoft announced a new Ideas feature for Excel (arriving soon), which delivers AI-driven insights and suggestions which are relevant to whatever you’re doing at the time in the app. The company detailed a few further improvements for Excel, too, including fresh data types, along with the ability to import a data table from a photo taken by your Android device. The Outlook mobile app was bolstered with new enterprise data protection capabilities, including the ability to label emails as sensitive and confidential (and to encrypt the content). Microsoft released Office 20...