Logitech MX Master 4 review: Can a “perfect” mouse be improved?
The new Logitech MX Master 4 mouse takes the already excellent MX Master 3S and adds new features like a haptic button for quick app access.
Asia-Pacific travellers like AI tools, wary of automation and data demands: Qlik
Travellers in Asia-Pacific are embracing AI tools but wish to retain human control and avoid data practices that intrude on privacy.
Still time to beef up systems before quantum computers start breaking encryption: IBM
Quantum computers won't break the encryption used to secure online transactions until some time between 2029 and 2033, says IBM.
Oracle’s next act: Making AI practical, secure and everywhere
By combining data and AI in one platform, Oracle promises faster decisions, fewer manual tasks, and smarter business operations.
Geek Buy: Lenovo ThinkPad X9 14 Aura Edition is a laptop for real work
Priced attractively, Lenovo's new ThinkPad X9 is a great ultraportable laptop that gets work done with its smart features and performance.
Google Cloud Gemini business subscriptions promise AI-driven productivity
Google Cloud last week unveiled Gemini Enterprise to automate complex business processes across departments and applications.
Q&A: Quantum fears? First make software supply chain solid today, says JFrog
Before thinking about quantum, organisations must first secure their software supply chain, says software platform provider JFrog.
Ghost of Yōtei review: A vengeful onryō in Hokkaido
With beautiful scenes of Hokkaido, challenging combat and varied attack styles, Ghost of Yotei offers a blend of action, drama and artistry.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra review: Huge screen yet light to carry around
The 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra impresses with its screen size and image quality. The stylus is also great for taking notes or drawing.
Vivo X300 Pro hands on: Focus on zoom and video capabilities
Initial impressions of the Vivo X300 Pro are good, especially with a good camera and promise of all-day battery life.
Nothing Headphone (1) review: Bold first statement, better if more comfortable
A standout design, exceptional battery life and good sound make the Nothing Headphone (1) a strong debut. Can be more comfortable, though.
DIY: Reusing home phone cables to run 10Gbps broadband in Singapore
Do you need Cat6? Some phone cables based on Cat5e cables can be repurposed to run high-speed Internet links up to 10Gbps in Singapore homes.
Ecovacs Deebot X11 OmniCyclone review: A step up from regular robot vacuums
Standing out from others with its intelligent features, the Ecovacs Deebot X11 OmniCyclone is attractive as a premium robot vacuum.
Borderlands 4 review: Addictive shooting and looting chaos
Borderlands 4 is a wildly addictive game for shooter fans and gearheads, with plenty of rewarding dopamine hits that makes it hard to put down
Southeast Asia hit by almost double the cyberattacks seen globally: Check Point
Organisations in Southeast Asia are being hit by more than 3,500 cyberattacks a week, more than double the global average, says Check Point.
Misjudging risks, a third of firms have been hit by AI-related breaches: Tenable
AI-related breaches are a worry for organisations rushing to adopt AI because many don't have the controls or capabilities to manage the risk.
Amid worries of a bubble, Singapore grows AI adoption to boost digital economy
Singapore digital economy grew S$12 billion in 2024, boosted by digitalisation and AI adoption, amid global worries of an AI bubble.
Half of Asia-Pacific businesses lose US$5 million or more from network outages
Network outages are costing Asia-Pacific businesses US$5 million or more in revenue, according to an IDC report.
Student-led apps at Dell hackathon aim to boost mental health support in Singapore
At a Dell hackathon, student-made apps promise to identify signs of anxiety early and provide caregivers a digital companion to ease stress.
Customer service with AI agents: Build trust, don’t push people away
Businesses that have bought the AI hype and pushed a chatbot upfront to frustrate customers will find that their cost savings are short term.
