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- CES 2021: Samsung Introduces New Robotics, Appliances “For A Better Life”
Samsung Samsung showcased robotic companions and personalised experiences through smart appliances at CES 2021 They will be made available in North America for the first time in Spring 2021. 110-inch MICRO LED Samsung The MICRO LED will be available for purchase this coming March 2021. The JetBot 90 AI+ will be available in the U.S. in the first half of 2021.
- iPad Air Vs iPad Pro: Which One To Get in 2021?
We’ve been testing the iPad Pro and iPad Air for a pretty long period now, and here’s our review after using it as a daily driver for months, as well as our thoughts on which one would be right for you. Let’s start off with the iPad Pro. It’s the 12.9-inch variant, and it’s been the workhorse for Bobby. A lot of photos, and even videos, have been edited using the iPad Pro. There’s no issue using Lightroom CC, Affinity Photo, the in-built Camera app and even VSCO. In fact, Bobby learnt how to edit videos on the iPad Pro before moving on to using the new MacBook Pro with M1 chip. Is it a laptop replacement? Absolutely. It’s a very powerful device, and before the M1 chip laptops came out, we would have suggested getting the iPad Pro over the MacBook Pro with Intel chips unless you need certain applications. For day to day usage though, the iPad Pro does the job just fine. The iPad Pro might be very expensive, but you’re getting a beautiful display, touchscreen, the Apple Pencil, and even a USB-C port so you can plug in SSD drives in case you need to transfer files around. Unfortunately, it’s not Thunderbolt 3 compatible, but here’s to hoping we see that in a future iteration of the iPad Pro. Overall, the iPad Pro is a phenomenal device, especially with the new software update where you get file management. There’s nothing bad about this tablet at all, and if you’re a content creator that pushes your devices to the limit, you really should go for the Pro. Even after a year, the iPad Pro is still more powerful than the iPad Air in some ways. So let’s talk about the Air and how it compares. Some people were saying the new iPad Air that came out a few months ago is an iPad Pro killer, and in some ways, it’s really quite equal to the iPad Pro, and even surpasses it. The A14 Bionic chip inside is faster when it comes to single-core processing, but the iPad Pro still wins when it comes to multi-core tasks. Graphics is slightly faster, and the Air handles photo editing and 4K video editing with no issues at all. It’s a great device to take along, and for a lot of people out there, it will be the iPad for them. The downside is that it’s a 10.9-inch display, and while it’s beautiful, it can be a bit too small for some. If you’re just using it for content consumption, jotting down notes in the classroom or in meetings, the 10.9-inch display might be fine. If you need a bigger display though, you’ll definitely want to size up to the iPad Pro. A lot of design features from the iPad Pro are now in the iPad Air. You’ve got thinner bezels, Touch ID on the power button and more. Honestly, it can do most of what people will need out of it. Compared to the iPad Pro, it can probably do around 90% of the tasks the Pro can. There are differences that a professional user might notice though, like the lack of high refresh rate, and that’s where the iPad Pro comes in with its 120Hz screen. If you need that extra processing power, LiDAR sensor or larger display, the Pro is the one for you. But if you already have a laptop or desktop and you just want something to watch content on or something thin and light to bring around, go with the iPad Air and save some money. Content by Bobby Tonelli
- Realme 7 Pro Review: One of the Best Midrange Phones in 2020
We’ve seen quite a few great midrange phones in 2020, like the Google Pixel 4a, Huawei Nova 7 SE and more. 2020 truly has been the year where midrange phones shine, and the new realme 7 Pro is yet another
- Best Cameras of 2020 – Photography, Hybrid Cameras, Prime Lenses & More
EDIT (20/12/2020): Winners and video added You might have seen our Top 5 Picks for phones, cameras, We have close to 40 products nominated for Best of 2020 across 13 categories. category, here is a sneak preview of our nominations of best cameras and lenses that made the cut in 2020 There’s 8K video recording, but pretty much nobody’s gonna use it because it bogs down every computer It’s one of our favourite cameras of 2020, and it’s a phenomenal camera for video. The tracking?
- SecretLab Titan Chair (2020) Review: Everything you need to know!
Secretlab’s new 2020 models come with their all-new PRIME 2.0 PU leather as well as some improvements However, SecretLab did recently announce a new “Peel Protection Guarantee” for the 2018 and 2020 series
- Razer Blade Pro 17 (2020) Review: 300Hz Is Kinda Overkill…
Because this updated look from last year was great, and still looks great even in 2020.
- New Pokémon Movie Launches Exclusively on Netflix on 27 Feb 2020
for Netflix’s new Pokemon Movie, Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back — Evolution, launching on 27 February 2020 The movies will be available for streaming on Netflix from 1 February 2020 onwards. dystopian sci-fi drama series Altered Carbon is finally coming back with season 2 on 27th February 2020
- ThinkPad X1 Fold and Yoga 5G: Lenovo’s Highlights At CES 2020
We’re back in Las Vegas for CES 2020 and we’re checking out Lenovo’s booth at The Venetian to see what that every tablet can fold once, but the ThinkPad X1 Fold needed to meet the standards that ThinkPad computers The laptop is claimed to have 24 hours of battery life thanks to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx compute platform
- APAC Predator League Grand Goes Online; Set for April 2021
The Asia Pacific (APAC) Predator League 2020/21 Grand Finals will be an online-only tournament this April 2021. Credit: Predator Gaming The event will be held from 6 April to 11 April 2021 and will be broadcasted The teams who qualified for APAC Predator League 2020 Grand Finals are the first ones to claim a slot 2020/21 Grand Final PUBG Asia APAC Predator League 2020/21 Grand Final PUBG APAC There is total sum
- USB-C May Be the Common Charging Solution Globally By 2024 After New EU Legislation
the mandatory charging port for over 15 categories of small and medium-sized electronics by autumn 2024 products in case the legislation is indeed passed, with iPhones and AirPods allegedly shifting to USB-C by 2023 the mandatory charging port for over 15 categories of small and medium-sized electronics by autumn 2024
- Teenage from Hacker Group Allegedly Targets Uber, Revolut and Grand Theft Auto
accused of blackmailing BT Group and EE, demanding a ransom of $4 million between July and November 2021 They purportedly hacked chip maker Nvidia Corp in February 2022 and demanded payment in exchange for faces 12 charges, including three counts of blackmail, two counts of fraud, and six charges under the Computer currently standing trial for two counts of blackmail, two counts of fraud, and three charges under the Computer However, he denies these allegations and has already pleaded guilty to two offenses under the Computer
- Trump's Truth Social Faces $73 Million Net Loss Since Launch
social media platform, Truth Social, has reported a net loss of $73 million since its launch in early 2022 Trump had introduced Truth Social in October 2021, positioning it as a competitor to Big Tech companies In 2022, Truth Social recorded a loss of $50 million, with net sales amounting to just $1.4 million. The platform continued to struggle in the first half of 2023, reporting a loss of $23 million and net The platform reported a loss of $50 million in 2022 and $23 million in the first half of 2023.
- Earth Day 2021: Samsung To Repurpose 500,000 Tons of Recycled Plastic by 2030
As part of our #EarthDayAtTech360, we checked out various technology and technology-enabled companies to highlight some incredible efforts that they have taken to show their commitment to sustainability and to protecting the environment. Earth Day started in 1970 and every year since the world comes together to demonstrate support for environmental awareness and protection on April 22. For the last entry in our Earth Day coverage series, we speak to a Samsung spokesperson on the company’s plans for sustainability, upcycling and more. Q: Samsung has been pushing for sustainability lately, with the new eco-packaging for televisions as well as the Solar Cell TV remote. What other sustainability and eco-friendly initiatives are in the works? Samsung’s efforts in sustainability are embedded deep in our business, from corporate- to the product level. Credit: Samsung We are building environmental sustainability into everything we do. From product design and packaging to consumption and recycling, the entire lifecycle of a Samsung product is a story of sustainability and environmental consciousness. This includes using power-efficient chipsets, post-consumer recycled materials and green packaging materials, as well as upcycling used devices – our green stewardship is a full circle. Samsung is not only breaking ground with innovative technologies that reshape consumers’ experiences, but we are also providing tangible solutions in helping to conserve energy, reduce waste and lower carbon emissions. One of the key developments we have made at the corporate level is elevating the Sustainability Management Council – an enterprise-wide consultative body focused on the company’s sustainable management strategy. This was established to ensure that sustainability efforts are part of Samsung’s overall business management decision-making process. This has trickled down to even the earliest product design moments, where our teams of developers use an evaluation system called the Eco-Design Process to assess the environmental sustainability of a possible product. Q: Are there plans to expand the recycling and take-back program into Singapore? We are working closely with the local authorities to support the better management of e-waste in Singapore. We also have the Samsung Trade-Up programs for consumers to trade in their old mobile devices and TVs. Through these programs, Samsung is actively playing a role in the better management of e-waste in Singapore. Q: What plans are there to reduce Samsung’s carbon footprint, and are there any timeline or target goals set? As a company that ships out nearly half a billion devices globally every year, it is important to us that we can produce sustainable and energy-efficient products without compromising product performance while delivering a positive impact on the environment and people who use the devices. We strive to create social and environmental values as well as economic values through our sustainability management so as to contribute to the betterment of the global society. These measurements, based on the ‘True Value’ method developed by KPMG include quantifiable environmental indicators such as greenhouse gas emissions, atmospheric and aquatic environmental impact, and the impact of waste on the environment. This helps us have a better sense of the true value we create. We have reduced energy consumption by 42% on average in 2019 as compared to 2008, and at an organizational level, we have set a goal of increasing the cumulative use of recycled plastic to 500,000 tons by 2030. Q: Samsung focuses a lot on upcycling instead of recycling, why is it so? Wouldn’t it be more cost-effective to build something new than to repurpose it? At Samsung, we believe that upcycling is the new recycling, where we breathe new life into products. We are focused on finding new uses for our products, and we have various projects to give our users new ways to use our products. Credit: Samsung We also recognize that the packaging we use can be improved with the environment in mind, and thus we created eco-packaging boxes for our TV range that can be repurposed into reusable household items such as TV and book stands, thus creating a circular economy through the entire product lifecycle, from the R&D stage to the product up/recycling stage.
- Didi Co-founder Jean Liu Steps Down from Leadership Role at Chinese Ride-Hailing Giant
However, Didi faced significant challenges in 2021 when it came under scrutiny from China's cyberspace The company was subsequently fined $1.2 billion in July 2022 for data security violations. In early 2023, the company received permission to relaunch its apps, marking a turning point in its journey
- BMW NextGen: The High Tech BMW iX will be Ready to Hit the Roads in 2021
Originally starting out as the BMW Vision iNext, BMW will be bringing their concept to market by the end of 2021 produce electric drive systems for over half a million electric vehicles a year in Dingolfing alone by 2022 The fifth-gen eDrive will also feature in the BMW i4 and BMW iX models from 2021. 5.
- Nvidia Approves Samsung's HBM3 Chips for China-market Processor
artificial intelligence applications, facilitating the processing of vast amounts of data generated by complex among three GPUs tailored by Nvidia for the Chinese market following tightened export restrictions in 2023 In compliance with U.S. sanctions, the computing capabilities of the H20 have been significantly limited Samsung, SK Hynix serves as Nvidia's primary HBM chip supplier and has been providing HBM3 since June 2022
- Cybercrime Ring Stole and Resold Hundreds of Taylor Swift Concert Tickets, Prosecutors Say
Prosecutors said the operation generated more than USD 600,000 in profits between June 2022 and July 2023. individuals, Tyrone Rose and Shamara Simmons, were arrested last Thursday and charged with grand larceny, computer The scheme generated more than USD 600,000 in profits between June 2022 and July 2023.
- Xiaomi Regains Top Spot in India's Smartphone Market, Tied with Vivo
In 2022, India's federal financial crimes department discovered questionable remittance transfers made faced, with a 77% decrease in profit to Rs 238.63 crore (about US$28.5 million) in the fiscal year 2022 -2023. of first place in India's smartphone market to Samsung Electronics and Vivo in the fourth quarter of 2022 Counterpoint Research statistics, Xiaomi lost its top rank in terms of annual shipments to Samsung in 2022
- These Robots Will Deliver Your Food Orders In The Near Future!
delivery startup Serve Robotics to deploy over 2,000 food delivery robots across U.S. cities by the end of 2023 Serve says deliveries have grown over 30% month-over-month since deliveries kicked off in 2022. It has also been working with 7-Eleven since 2021 on a similar robotic sidewalk delivery service in Los in 2017 as the robotics division of Postmates, a rival food delivery service that Uber acquired in 2020 Serve says deliveries have grown over 30% month-over-month since deliveries kicked off in 2022.
- WhatsApp Will No Longer Work on Older Apple, Samsung Phones From November 2021
switch devices as the instant messaging app will no longer work on these phones starting 1 November 2021



















