Singapore Tech News, Features & Reviews

It’s that time of the year again when there are sales aplenty. You’ll at least be glad to know that you can feel less guilty about buying yourself a new gadget, with how big some of the discounts are. So here’s a roundup of some of the great deals that we think you should check out this coming weekend. Samsung Galaxy S21+ The Samsung Galaxy S21+ ticks all the boxes of what you might want out of a smartphone. It’s powerful, it has a sizeable display and it has a gorgeous desi

I was pretty impressed with the Klipsch T5 True Wireless earbuds when they first came out, but of course, at that point in time, Klipsch...

We have the iPhone 13 Pro with us today, but this won't just be your ordinary review. We're going to be primarily focused on the cameras...

Well, it’s been a while since the Nothing Ear (1) launched, but they’re finally here in Singapore. And all I can say is wow. Don’t get me...

When the LG PuriCare Wearable Air Purifier mask came out back in 2020, it was a bit of a mixed experience. Sure, it was cool, I looked...

Google unveiled the new Pixel 6 phones, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, with much fanfare back in October. But as with most other releases early into launch, the two phones suffer from a host of issues, which many users are now reporting about online. If you plan to buy a Pixel 6 phone or already own one, it’s, of course, important to be aware of these issues. So here’s a rundown of some of the more irritating and problematic ones and potential fixes for them, if any. Ghost-dial

The Xiaomi Pad 5 packs a whole lot into a tablet and makes an appealing case for serving you in your productivity and entertainment...

Belkin and Apple have this interesting relationship, resulting in Belkin producing cases, screen protectors and audio products that play...

Netflix has finally rolled out its mobile game offerings on Android and iOS devices. The debut lineup consists of six games, all of which you’ll have to download and install on your device as separate apps. However, they all require a connection to your Netflix account, meaning you’ll need an active subscription to be able to play. Here’s a look at all the games. Shooting Hoops First, Shooting Hoops is Netflix’s take on arcade basketball games, where you flick your finger to

Today, we’re going to talk about what’s arguably the most popular laptop, by far, in the world. The Apple MacBook Pro. This is a laptop...

After about two weeks with the Apple Watch Series 7, I can say straight up that anybody who’s using a much older watch like the Series 3...

We've got the Xiaomi 11T Pro which boasts some pretty impressive specs: 108 MP camera, 8K recording capabilities, huge battery and all of...