Xiaomi 12T Pro review: 200MP camera is useful but more work needed
If you're not fussy about camera quality and want the best chip, lots of memory and ample storage space, the Xiaomi 12T Pro is worth a look.
Despite headwinds, Southeast Asia digital economy on track to hit US$200 billion this year
Southeast Asia's digital economy is on track to hit US$200 billion in 2022, despite slowing user growth and global macroeconomic headwinds.
Fire up Call of Duty, Forza in a gaming suite at Singapore’s Parkroyal Collection Pickering hotel
Guests can now book a hotel room at Parkroyal Collection Pickering in Singapore and play their favourite games on an AMD laptop or an Xbox.
Google Pixel 7 Pro review: Snappy interface, great camera elevate Android flagship
The Pixel 7 Pro isn't perfect but it's got a snappy interface, excellent cameras and long battery life, which make it attractive.
A simple, high-quality audio system that readies schools, offices for a hybrid future
Shure Stem speakers and microphones offer flexibility, cost-effectiveness and quality to upgrade hybrid work and learning experiences.
Apple unveils new iPad Pro models sporting more powerful M2 chips
Apple has come up with updated versions of the iPad Pro 12.9-inch and iPad Pro 11-inch that sport the company's new M2 processor.
Q&A: More than monitoring, observability is set to help reduce operational toil, says SolarWinds
Observability is being able to do a lot more than monitor IT systems and send out alerts when something goes wrong, says SolarWinds.
Singapore government sets up ransomware task force as threats grow
The Singapore government has set up a taskforce that involves multiple agencies to boost cyber defences against ransomware.
Realising the potential of 5G private networks
Organisations across industries are looking at 5G private networks to boost productivity, efficiency, security, and safety.
Xiaomi’s push into premium smartphone market could use a lens from Leica
Xiaomi should be selling more phones with Leica lenses and expertise if it wants to gain a strong foothold in the premium market.
Remember Y2K? Brace for Y2Q, when public encryption keys can be hacked
Years To Quantum, or Y2Q, is when quantum computers develop to the point where they can break widely used public encryption keys.
PC shipments fall 15 per cent in Q3 2022 but still higher than before pandemic: IDC
Cooling demand and uneven supply have led to a 15 per cent decline in PC shipments in the third quarter of this year, according to IDC.
NetSuite drives into Asia-Pacific SME market
Cloud software firm NetSuite promises to help SMEs go live on the cloud with their digitalisation efforts in months instead of years.
Hands on: Xiaomi 12T Pro smartphone comes with an eye-catching 200MP camera
Xiaomi has just unveiled its 12T Pro flagship smartphone that will sport an eye-catching 200-megapixel camera, for the international market.
A majority of Singapore consumers happy to buy things over WhatsApp: Twilio
In Singapore, 72 per cent of those interviewed in a Twilio study said they would make purchases over WhatsApp.
DJI Avata review: A first-person view for new drone pilots
The DJI Avata isn't cheap but it offers a first-person-view drone flying experience without the steep learning curve of traditional models.
Kobo Clara 2E review: A well made e-book reader that’s easy to recommend
The Kobo Clara 2E is a competent e-reader that is easy to recommend, if you are not already locked in to the Amazon ecosystem.
Oppo Reno 8 Pro review: A promise of flagship performance at cheaper price
The S$1,099 Oppo Reno 8 Pro performs acceptably with photography, videography and gaming and costs less than the top-end flagship models.
Hands on: Linksys Atlas Pro 6 is fast, but needs tweaking to maximise performance
The Linksys Atlas Pro 6 mesh Wi-Fi kit is easy for beginners to set up but its app mars the experience for users seeking advanced settings.
Q&A: While collecting more data, Asia-Pacific organisations need to make better use of it, says Pure Storage
Businesses should look to storage as a service, as data growth exceeds what older media can support, says flash storage vendor, Pure Storage.
