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- CES 2024: Samsung, LG Set To Unveil AI-Powered Appliances for Smart Homes
boasts robotic, AI and multi-modal technologies, enabling it to move, learn, comprehend and engage in complex Samsung and LG could go head-to-head in the home appliances space at CES 2024.
- Google Unveils Trillium: AI Data Centre Chip 4.7x Faster, Launching Late 2024
The chip offers 4.7 times better computing performance compared to the TPU v5e. The demand for machine learning computers has skyrocketed in recent years, growing by a factor of 1 million The newly unveiled Trillium chip, belonging to the sixth generation, promises a computing performance Google plans to make the Trillium chip available to its cloud customers in late 2024. The chip offers 4.7 times better computing performance compared to the TPU v5e.
- Huawei Launches P60 Pro, Mate X3 and the MatePad 11-inch 2023 in Singapore
Apart from the two flagship smartphones, Huawei also launched the MatePad 11-inch 2023, a refreshed model The Huawei P60 Pro, Mate X3 and MatePad 11-inch 2023 will be available from 20 May 2023 via Huawei's The MatePad 11-inch 2023, meanwhile, is priced at S$598. Apart from the two flagship smartphones, Huawei also launched the MatePad 11-inch 2023, a refreshed model The P60 Pro, Mate X3 and MatePad 11-inch 2023 are priced at S$1,548, S$2,598 and S$598, respectively.
- WWDC 2023: The MacBook Air Gets Bigger & The Mac Pro Gets M2 Ultra!
The Mac Studio was certainly a powerhouse of a desktop computer and when the Mac Mini was released with
- Singtel, StarHub, M1 Phasing Out 3G by July 2024 to Free Spectrum for 5G
Singtel, StarHub and M1 are reportedly phasing out 3G services in the country by 31 July 2024, including meanwhile, can no longer sell 3G mobile phones and 4G models requiring 3G for voice calls starting 1 Feb 2024 Singtel, StarHub and M1 are phasing out 3G services in the country by 31 July 2024, including voice,
- Nvidia at Gamescom 2023 Surprises with DLSS 3.5, Half-Life 2 RTX and More!
Nvidia joined the Gamescom 2023 festivities at Cologne, Germany by dropping a couple of major announcements Nvidia at Gamescom 2023 debuted debuted DLSS 3.5, the latest version of its video rendering technology
- Singapore’s Digital for Life Festival 2023 Invites You To Explore Emerging Digital Technologies
Digital for Life Festival 2023 was organised by Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA Singapore's Digital for Life Festival 2023 is happening across three weekends at three different heartland
- Huawei Launching FreeClip Earbuds, MatePad Pro 13.2" Tablet in Singapore On January 2024
Huawei is launching two new products in Singapore to kick off 2024. announced the FreeClip earbuds and MatePad Pro 13.2" tablet in an event held in Dubai on 12 December 2023 , with plans to launch the two products locally in January 2024. 13.2" tablet in an event held in Dubai, with plans to launch the two products in Singapore in January 2024
- 5 of the Coolest Gadgets at IFA 2024: Acer Project DualPlay, Lenovo Auto Twist AI PC
The Chinese appliance manufacturer at IFA 2024 unveiled a concept vacuum equipped with a pair of retractable Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) demonstrating its new wireless power transfer protocol, Ki, at IFA 2024
- AI Nature Camera "Petal" by Wonder Aims to Foster Friendship Between Users and Backyard Plants at CES 2025
At the recent CES 2025 Unveiled media event, Wonder, the innovative minds behind the Bird Buddy smart Kickstarter in the upcoming spring, with a retail price of under $100 and expected shipping in early 2026 Wonder, creators of Bird Buddy, introduced an AI-powered nature camera called Petal at CES 2025.
- Nvidia Surpasses Apple to Become the Second Most Valuable Company
The company's stock has surged by 147% in 2024, driven by the high demand for its AI processors. Nvidia's stock has experienced a remarkable surge of 147% in 2024, with the demand for its high-performance Super Micro Computer, a company that sells AI-optimised servers built with Nvidia chips, experienced the spotlight recently, receiving extensive coverage on Taiwanese television during his visit to the Computex The company's stock has surged by 147% in 2024, driven by the high demand for its AI processors.
- PDD-Owned Temu's First-Half Sales Soar to US$20 Billion, Surpassing 2023 Total
Temu's GMV surged to US$20 billion in the first half of the year, surpassing its 2023 total sales. The platform aims to achieve a GMV of US$30 billion in 2024. This impressive figure has exceeded its total sales of US$18 billion in 2023, as reported by Chinese Temu's GMV surged to US$20 billion in the first half of the year, surpassing its 2023 total sales. The platform aims to achieve a GMV of US$30 billion in 2024.
- Possible Nintendo Switch Shortages in 2021
The Nintendo Switch might have some supply shortages in 2021, thanks to a global shortage of semiconductors production,” there is still a possibility that the Nintendo Switch could experience supply shortages in 2021 The Switch Pro’s release was speculated to be on June 2021, however, with the current situation of Nintendo
- No Subscription Needed for Microsoft Office 2021
Credit: Drew Angerer / Getty Images Microsoft announced that it is releasing Microsoft Office 2021 as With the one-time purchase, Office 2021 will be supported for five years. There will be two versions, the Office 2021 for consumer use and the Office Long-Term Servicing Channel The company has plans to release Office 2021 for personal and small business use. Office 2021 will be available on both Windows and Mac Operating Systems and will have 32-bit and 64-bit
- CES 2021: Harness The Power With Alienware
Here at CES 2021, the entire Alienware lineup is getting their much-needed refresh with more options
- 10 Biggest Announcements at WWDC 2020
Set to be released Fall 2020, Apple will now allow users to view all their installed apps in a single The first car to support it will be the 2021 BMW 5 Series, and car keys can even be shared between people , you’ll be stoked to know that Foundation has been adapted for an Apple TV+ Original, launching in 2021 Credit: Apple The new macOS Big Sur is claimed to have the biggest changes since macOS 10, with visual complexities
- What’s In My Camera Bag 2020
Bobby get a lot of queries on what’s in his camera bag, so what better way to show you guys than through a video? Let’s start with one of the most asked questions, what bag is it? Bobby has been using the Gitzo Century Traveller Camera Backpack (S$398) for the last year, and the one big thing about this bag is that it doesn’t look like a camera bag at all. There’s a front zipper for tripods, a laptop sleeve in the back, a small compartment on the top and two side pockets for easy access to camera equipment. The backpack is lightweight and really well made. There’s plenty of space in the bag, and Bobby has had occasions when he put two large camera bodies (Fujifilm GFX100 and Sony A7RIV) and other big lenses. When you’re travelling overseas and want to be discreet and not let everybody know you’re carrying expensive camera gear with you, this backpack does the job. Moving on to the important stuff, cameras. Bobby actually doesn’t own a digital camera system yet, but he uses a film camera, the Leica MP A La Carte Black Paint paired with a Voightlander 50mm f/1.2. With regards to digital camera systems that we have on loan, Bobby’s alternating between the Sony A9 II, the Nikon Z7 paired with the Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S lens, the Fujifilm X-T4 and the Panasonic S1R that Bobby has really grown to like a lot. People tend to ask what the red pull tabs attached to the cameras are, and they’re Peak Design’s quick-release clips that work with their camera straps. It makes swapping straps between cameras a breeze, and the pull tabs are super sturdy so you don’t have to worry about it snapping if you’re carrying a heavy camera. Next up is audio. In Bobby’s home studio, it’s a more controlled environment so he can use the 2.4GHz Deity Duo RX which is synced wirelessly to the Deity Wireless S-Mic 2S paired with a Deity HD-TX transmitter. Out in the field though, a 2.4GHz system might experience some interference, so Bobby runs with the Sennheiser AVX-ME2 system which runs on 1.9GHz. It’s incredibly easy to set up and the good thing is that you don’t have to go into your camera settings to adjust your audio, it can all be done on the system. For the lavalier mic, Bobby uses the Deity W.Lav Pro which is a beige coloured mic that is great for situations if you need to tape it to the person speaking, the audio quality is fantastic and the mic is IP57 water-resistant so no worries about sweat. There’s also another option, the SmartMike+ by SabineTek can be clipped onto shirts like the Rode mic, but it can also be held in the hand and it gives really good audio. It can also connect to smartphones or cameras and the major plus point is that it’s easy to carry around because it’s so small and light. Another mic that can be used on the go is the Deity D3 Pro. First off, it’s lightweight and small. There’s a gain control knob on the back and charges via USB-C. You can also adjust the placement of the hot shoe on the bottom so that the positioning of the mic can be changed on the fly when swapping between shooting videos or photos. Something that Deity has done is to provide a cable that works with both cameras and smartphones, which is definitely convenient for people who want to film on both their cameras and phones. SD cards are also essential in any photographer or videographer’s bag, and Bobby uses the Sony Tough SD cards because they have great read and write speeds, they’re durable and they’re the fastest UHS-II cards on the market. As for tripods, there are two. First is the Sony Bluetooth Grip which works great for smaller cameras, and you don’t necessarily have to use it with Sony cameras, but if you do, there’s Bluetooth functionality, which is really nice. The second is the GorillaPod Rig from Joby which is a flexible tripod allowing the user to bend the legs to fit rails and such. There are two smaller arms extending to the side, allowing for accessories like lights and such to be easily attached. And that’s about it. Obviously, not everything goes in at once, but that’s essentially the basics of what goes into Bobby’s camera bag.
- Samsung TV for the iGens | CES 2020
Samsung’s 2020 QLED 8K lineup includes the Q950 with its virtual disappearing bezel, creating an infinity
- A Lounge on the Move With BMW at CES 2020
The BMW i3 electric car has been around for years now, but this time, it’s dressed up as a boutique hotel on wheels or a stylish limo, for one. The i3 Urban Suite edition is designed for the person who likes to be chauffeured. In the i3 Urban Suite, every passenger gets plenty of useful space inside, for a comfortable and relaxing way to their destination. BMW retrofitted the i3 Urban Suite to be customized to what an individual passenger needs, a lounge chair, a floating footrest, a side table and a lamp for ambient lighting. BMW’s goal is to make the i3 Urban Suite an inviting space with a high feel-good factor to spend time in, enjoying in-car entertainment or finishing up work en-route to your next venue. The Autonomous version of the i3 Urban Suite takes the experience to the next level, imagining a world where fully driverless cars will be the reality on our streets.
- WWDC 2023: The Apple Vision Pro Is One Sleek Looking AR Headset!
Apple has also updated existing iOS developer frameworks to support 'spatial computing' within the visionOS Pricing & Availability The Apple Vision Pro is priced at US$3,499 and will hit shelves in early 2024. It is priced at US$3,499 and will be available in early 2024.



















