Skull and Bones review: Eh, you want to sail or not?
A decade in the making, Skull and Bones serves up some pirate action at sea and local Singapore colloquialisms but gameplay falls short.
Singtel’s SingVerify digital identity verification solution promises to fight scams
By validating consumers’ digital identities between the telco and service providers, SingVerify makes it harder for hackers to scam users.
Passport-free travel edging closer but obstacles remain
Passport-free travel is possible in parts of a journey now but travellers need to wait for a common standard in digital travel credentials.
S$500 million war chest for GPUs a signal of Singapore’s AI ambitions
Signalling its AI ambitions, the Singapore government is readying S$500 million for local enterprises to access all-important GPUs.
Sony Alpha 9 III review: Game changer with global shutter
The S$8,299 Sony Alpha 9 III isn't cheap but its global shutter is a game changer in digital cameras that lets you shoot compelling pictures.
AI this, AI that: Will consumers suffer from AI fatigue?
When it's unclear what AI gadgets really do, consumers could become inundated with the AI PC and AI phone hype and suffer from "AI fatigue".
Shattered silos: 2024’s top technology trend
Technology can shape a sustainable, equitable future but only if existing silos are shattered and cross-disciplinary innovation occurs.
Prism+ 55AL (2024) OLED TV review: Great performance for the price
If you are just looking for a good looking 55-inch OLED TV that sounds better than the competition then the Prism+ 55AL will fit the bill.
Partnership promises cross-border drone delivery between Malaysia and Singapore from Q3 2024
A partnership between Aerodyne Group and DroneDash Technologies promises cross-border drone deliveries between Singapore and Malaysia.
Singapore’s S$100 million boost for 10Gbps broadband comes ahead of time
The government's S$100 million investment in 10Gbps broadband will help bring down prices but the user experience has to match up as well.
Secure communications to get a quantum boost with SpeQtral TarQis
Singapore-based SpeQtral has unveiled TarQis, a solution that uses quantum key distribution and satellite links for secure communications.
Singapore’s new S$1 billion gambit to be a pre-eminent AI hub
Singapore's new S$1billion AI fund must be used wisely to secure its position as a leading smart nation in the AI era.
Epson EcoTank L8050 review: Capable printer for home office
The Epson EcoTank L8050 promises to print decent photos while being a versatile workhorse for home offices.
Hands on: Yashica Vision: Seeing in the dark
The S$187 Yashica Vision can capture 4K video at night but it's less of a camera than a pair of night vision goggles for campers and hikers.
In Google trial, Singapore Android users to be blocked from installing suspected malware
Singapore Android users could soon find themselves blocked from installing software perceived to be malicious.
Leica Q3 review: When image quality is priceless
In the simplest terms, the Leica Q3 camera is a simpler version of the famous Leica M cameras. It comes with a fixed lens instead of the interchangeable lens camera…
Contact tracing data deleted in Singapore but audit will add transparency
While it's good that the TraceTogether contact tracing data is deleted, an audit and proof of the deletion would further assure people.
Honor Magic V2 review: Slim foldable phone that’s a joy to use
Though its cameras can be improved, the Honor Magic V2 offers a cheaper alternative for users seeking a foldable phone in a sleek design.
DIY: Using the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 as a kid’s watch
It is not straightforward but you can set up the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 to be kid's phone that lets you keep in touch on the go.
Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile keyboard review: Compact and sleek
The Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile is a well-made compact keyboard that will delight many gamers who are conscious of space.
