“Solo” economy to be major trend in retail, says Meta
Smaller and frequent purchases such as single-serving packaged meals will increase in a solo economy, says Meta.
Shadow AI poses risk of exposing company data: WalkMe
After combatting shadow IT, organisations now have to cope a new kind of employee-created, unsanctioned IT setup - shadow AI.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE review: Mid-priced tablet hits a sweet spot
The mid-range Galaxy Tab S9 FE hits a sweet spot for those who want a fast, practical tablet without the cost of a "full fat" version.
Singapore Airlines turns to Tata Communications for user experience upgrade
Singapore Airlines has inked a multi-year deal with Tata Communications to enhance communications and collaboration capabilities.
Oppo Find N3, N3 Flip review: Better cameras on foldable phones
When Oppo launched its new Find N3 and N3 Flip foldable phones last month, it smartly emphasised their camera capabilities.
AI utility launched in Singapore to harmonise data for green financing
Banks in Singapore can harness data to identify prospective green building projects and accelerate green financing by using a new AI utility.
Record-breaking DDoS attack detected amid surge in threats in Q3 2023
In a record DDoS attack in the last quarter, attackers exploited a HTTP/2 vulnerability to disrupt websites and Internet services.
Paid Facebook, Instagram subscriptions raise more questions on privacy, influence
While paid Facebook and Instagram subscriptions let users avoid seeing ads, they raise more questions on privacy and influence.
Breaking ground: AI’s influence on semiconductor manufacturing
The chip manufacturing industry is at a critical juncture, where AI and smart manufacturing processes are more than just a necessity.
DJI Mini 4 Pro review: Upgraded features are great for beginners and travellers
A joy to use for those into drone photography, the lightweight DJI Mini 4 Pro has improved sensors and navigation over its predecessor.
Review: Nikon Zf is a modern camera in old clothes
Not everyone needs it but the Nikon Zf has a monochrome mode that lets you shoot in black and white. It also has retro controls.
Why LLM-powered AI tools can be a double-edged sword for businesses
Large language models (LLMs) used to train AI chatbots and other tools could be "hypnotised" to offer poor advice to users, warns IBM.
NetApp moves towards intelligent data infrastructure, enabling GenAI features
Fostering a coherent view of data is important to expedite the integration of AI capabilities into enterprises’ IT architecture, says NetApp.
Google Pixel 8 Pro review: Impressive flagship phone with AI magic tricks
With an excellent screen, great computational photography quality and a bag of AI imaging tricks, the Pixel 8 Pro impresses.
Vital signs: The rise of automated healthcare software testing
Software testing for this the healthcare industry presents daunting challenges from more complex systems to stricter regulations.
New Apple M3 chips bump up graphics speed and performance
New Apple M3 chips will be out on updated MacBook Pro and iMacs, promising speedier performance through a cutting-edge manufacturing process.
Roborock Q8 Max review: Reliable, mid-priced robot vacuum gets basics right
Costing a fraction of flagship robot vacuums, the Roborock Q8 Max gets its basic job done without fuss, every time.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage review: Back to basics in Baghdad
Gamers who miss the stealth-based gameplay of earlier Assassin's Creed titles will like Assassin's Creed Mirage.
Why deepfake technology is both a threat and a boon for enterprises
Organisations need to prepare for deepfake phishing attacks as cybercriminals use AI for social engineering scams.
Outdated on arrival, ERP 2.0 is the type of costly technology project Singapore should avoid
Motorists in Singapore have to set up road toll collection units in their vehicles from next month, as the costly ERP 2.0 system rolls out.
