Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 review: Crowd pleaser hits the spot
With an attractive design and souped-up processor and camera, Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 6 should be top of the list for those in a flip phone.
Nothing CMF Phone 1 review: Great budget phone but no NFC
Costing S$369, the CMF Phone 1 is an excellent offering by Nothing. The battery life wows, and the hardware choices make sense.
AI will impact every job, including my own: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
AI is poised to revolutionise how people work, fundamentally changing the jobs of everyone, including himself, says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn review: Fight the undead, duel with gods
With a refreshing combat system using melee, shooting and magic, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is an attractive third-person action adventure.
Honor 200 Pro review: Flagship killer for S$799
While it's not perfect, the S$799 Honor 200 Pro offers great value with its good cameras and fast processor. Recommended.
ROG Ally X review: Useful upgrades along with price increase
The S$1,199 ROG Ally X costs more than before but more memory, storage, and battery, and better overall ergonomics make up for the premium.
DDoS threats worsen with more powerful attacks
DDoS attacks are becoming more dangerous, as their volume and sophistication continue to grow, according to cybersecurity experts.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 review: Sleeker design will win new fans
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is an attractive update to the foldable phone series and will attract new users with its sleek design.
Joining green wave, ST Telemedia uses vegetable oil for generators
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) will be using vegetable oil instead of diesel to power its backup generators in Singapore.
Stratus launches ztC Endurance servers promising “seven 9s” availability
Stratus Technologies has formally launched its ztC Endurance servers in parts of Asia-Pacific, promising "seven 9s" uptime.
Singapore biologists to get quantum computers for drug discovery
Singapore computational biologists will be among the first in Asia to access powerful quantum computers, for example, to create new drugs.
With faster fibre broadband in Singapore, time for a proper mesh Wi-Fi network
Faster fibre broadband is here in Singapore but to enjoy the maximum speeds, homes need a proper mesh Wi-Fi network to hook things up.
Digital currency is fuelling global disinformation campaigns: Chainalysis
Malicious actors are using digital currencies to spread sow discord through disinformation campaigns in the lead-up to elections.
The not-so-obvious benefits of virtual prototyping for the mobility industry
AI convergence will unleash the possibilities of virtual prototyping, which is set to better connect the virtual and real worlds.
Oppo Reno12 Pro review: Great for portraits
Costing S$949, the Reno12 Pro with 12GB memory and 512GB storage will interest those seeking an alternative to Apple and Samsung.
Nightmare CrowdStrike update: Fragile systems and the balancing act of security
The outage caused by the CrowdStrike update should catalyse a global conversation about fortifying our digital infrastructure in future.
Waste not, want not: A new lease of life for Razer gear
Since Razer gear can be quite pricey, it makes sense to try and fix them rather than throw them away and splurge on something brand new.
AI at the edge: Google Distributed Cloud is air-gapped, disconnected
Cloud computing giant Google has just started selling its Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped appliance that operates without the Internet.
Bigger always better? Not true for AI language models
SLMs are optimised for lower-resource environments, thus requiring less computational power and fewer resources than LLMs.
Indonesian ransomware debacle shows that you need backup – and a lot more
The Indonesian ransomware case this past month is a reminder that recovering data is tough but recovering trust may be tougher.
