Are your award-winning tech senses tingling? That means they’re working because it’s time for another edition of the Stuff Gadget Awards. We’ve poked, prodded, bent, knocked, squinted at, smelt, listened to, felt, sat in, played with, and pondered all the best gadgets from 2023 and come with a few we thought deserved an award. In between all that we also managed to touch some grass, test more tech, and had fun doing it. We hope you have as much fun reading about it in the February-March 2024 issue of Stuff.

It’s just about time for us to close out another year in technology. Before that milestone creeps by we’ve got one more magazine for you all. The Dec 23/Jan 24 issue of Stuff is here and, as is traditional at this very traditional time of year, the main event is Stuff‘s annual gift guide.

The Oct-Nov 2023 issue of South Africa’s best tech magazine is packed to the eyeballs with ways for you to get better at everything. We really do mean everything, with topics like productivity, home theatre, and more turning up on the list.

It is time, once again, for the cover on the digital or physical shelf to change. Stuff‘s Aug-Sept 2023 issue is here and it’s packed with all the tech and gadgets you need to know about this month. If you’re looking to get on the road while retaining all the essential gear needed to keep your tech ticking over, you owe it to yourself to pick up the latest issue of the magazine.

Another cycle has been completed and it’s time for an all-new issue of Stuff. June-July 2023 promises to be a cold one and it’s all the colder because… well, you know why. As usual, there’s loads to see, much to learn, and plenty to lust over. We’ve tested some of the latest gear to issue forth from the tech industry, from the Sonos Era 300 to Huawei’s new smartwatch/earbuds hybrid.

If you weren’t aware that the year is flying, let’s point it out for you. It’s already time for the April-May 2023 issue of Stuff Magazine. If you’re marking your calendars with ferocious regularity, you’ll know that we’ve just entered the second quarter of the year. And that can only mean one thing — smart homes. By which we mean, the current issue of Stuff (in stores now) will show you how to smarten up your home. It’s not quite a full-on ChatGPT conversion but it’ll do for now.

Every year Stuff faces the same challenge. Choosing the best technology from an entire annual cycle can really take it out of you. But the effort is always worth it when we see the results in print. At least, it’s worth it for us. We’re hoping that it’s worth it for you too. Whether it’s the best smartphone or laptop or tablet or motor vehicle, Stuff has crunched the numbers and come up with several winners. Oh, and we also found time to do our usual gadgets, gear, and other awesome bits too. Check it out in the Feb-March 2023 issue of Stuff.

It’s beginning to look a lot like the end of the year. And the beginning of the next one. That means trips to various retail outlets, searching out the ideal gift for that distant relative whose name you can’t quite remember. And for your immediate family too, sure. That’s where Stuff‘s annual Wish List comes in handy — if you’re battling to choose a gift for a significant other, we’ve got you covered. Provided they like tech, of course. All of Stuff‘s suggestions are tech-related, for some reason.

For the latest news on tech, games, apps, streaming, and more, check out the latest issue to stay in the loop at the water cooler. You’ll also find Stuff’s Top 10 pages, updated to stay with the times. You’ll also find reviews on the latest thin-and-light laptops and of Samsung’s flagship foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Fold 4. There’s all that, and more, in the current issue of Stuff. Get your copy today.

The August-September 2022 issue of Stuff Magazine is out in the wild and it celebrates several high points. We’ll give you a hint — it’s got nothing to do with Leos. We’re pretty sure. No, it’s women in tech that headline Stuff’s newest issue. And not international women in tech, either. We know they exist, but why should they get all the good press? We’re talking about South African women in tech.