Nothing unveils Headphone (1) Pro and names BTS's V global brand ambassador
Nothing's new triple-driver headphones pair studio-oriented controls with adaptive ANC and up to 68 hours of battery life. Singapore details are pending.
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Nothing's new triple-driver headphones pair studio-oriented controls with adaptive ANC and up to 68 hours of battery life. Singapore details are pending.
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The Nothing Phone (4b) brings the brand’s distinctive design and clean software experience to a more affordable price point. After spending time with the Blue 8GB/128GB model, I fo...
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MongoDB has launched version 9.0 alongside public previews of Atlas Infinite and Atlas Agent Engine, pairing database upgrades with elastic infrastructure and governance tools for...
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Agoda’s regional developer survey finds AI agents moving into production, while cost, codebase readiness and human accountability limit full autonomy.
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The HONOR X9e Pro pairs an 11,000mAh battery with 80W charging, IP69K protection and promotional Singapore prices from S$499.
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Health Guardian adds blood pressure, insulin resistance and sleep breathing trends to Pixel Watch 3, 4 and 5, but the insights are not diagnostic readings.
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Taipei City and TAITRA will bring 12 companies spanning AI data, cybersecurity, edge computing and immersive technology to Tech Week Singapore on 29–30 September.
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Meta Glasses, a LISA collaboration and Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) are now available in Singapore, while Muse, Ray-Ban Meta Audio and 100g VR glasses are on the way.
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Meta says SPF intelligence helped it act against scam networks, including more than 3.6 million dormant Facebook Pages removed before activation.
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Dell’s new 14- and 15-inch business laptops offer Intel or AMD processors, up to 64GB of memory, 16:10 displays and security options.
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A10 Networks’ upcoming AI Gateway will route prompts by complexity while centralising model access, token budgets, rate limits and per-request cost tracking.
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The vivo V80 Lite 5G pairs a 10,000mAh battery with a 6.83-inch 120Hz OLED display, IP68/IP69 protection and prices from S$499.
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Zyxel’s XS1935 series combines 10GbE on every port with cloud or local management, including an all-fibre model and a 400W PoE++ option.
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Meta One adds paid features and higher AI allowances across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Meta AI, with Singapore plans starting at S$1.99.
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AFTERSHOCK PC’s Australian team built a liquid-cooled Ryzen 7 and RTX 5080 desktop whose 70 hand-painted cherry blossoms open as the system warms.
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Boost will use Tencent Cloud infrastructure and Super App as a Service in Malaysia and Indonesia while the companies work on an AI product roadmap.
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GPT-6 Astra is built to complete complex computer-based work, not just answer questions. Here are ten changes that matter—and the trade-offs.
Read OnQualifying GIGABYTE graphics cards, laptops and desktops bought by 29 September 2026 include a CONTROL Resonant game code, redeemable by 27 October.
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Huawei Cloud’s new coding platform combines 16 specialised agents across requirements, architecture, coding, testing and review, with an Early Bird Program for eligible Singapore e...
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WhatsApp is adding support for multiple passkeys, password-based two-step verification and more context for calls from unknown numbers on Android.
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The Galaxy S26 FE brings One UI 9, an Exynos 2500 chip, a 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED display and seven years of updates, starting at S$1,018.
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QwenWork combines capabilities from Alibaba’s QoderWork, MuleRun, and Wukong AI agents in a single workplace platform. The AI agent can carry out multistep tasks based on natural-l...
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Xiaomi’s next book-style foldable could trade the tall proportions of earlier models for a compact, tablet-like format, although most hardware details remain unconfirmed.
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The Taipei event framed enterprise AI as an integration and governance challenge rather than a simple exercise in buying models or computing capacity.
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