Consumer
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Kaspersky Warns Singaporeans of Cyberthreats in China
Kaspersky warns Singaporean travellers to China face embassy impersonation scams and QR code fraud, after recording tens of millions of cyberthreat detections in the country. Continue reading
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myFirst Launches Voice-Powered AI Sticker Printer for Kids
Singapore brand myFirst has launched Insta magiBox, a voice-powered AI sticker printer for kids with child safety filters and 26-language support. Priced at S$119. Continue reading
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Google Fitbit Edge Arrives in Singapore at S$249
Google’s Fitbit Edge costs S$249 in Singapore with three months of Google Health Premium. Pre-orders are open and sales start 27 October. Continue reading
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Samsung Launches P9 and P7 Portable SSDs in Singapore
Samsung’s new USB4 portable SSDs go up to 8TB. The P9 reaches 4,000MB/s and is on sale now, while the P7 follows on 10 October. Continue reading
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Sony Launches Spatial Audio Mic for Smartphones
Sony’s ECM-AX10 is billed as the first Eclipsa Audio-certified smartphone microphone. It costs S$249 in Singapore from October. Continue reading
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Razer Adds 8KHz Polling to Huntsman V3 Pro Mini
Razer’s Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz brings 8,000Hz polling to a 60% analog optical gaming keyboard. See the specs and SGD 259 price. Continue reading
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Vivo V80 Lite 5G Review: A Big Battery at S$499
Vivo V80 Lite review: a 10,000mAh battery, IP68/IP69 durability and a 120Hz OLED display for S$499. Here is how it performs and who should buy it. Continue reading
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ExpressVPN: Plan Ahead for AI Agent Mistakes
ExpressVPN advises users to set limits on AI agents before they go wrong, after reports Meta’s Muse shared a seller’s home address. Continue reading
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Anker Soundcore AeroClip 2 Review: Perfect for Runners and Office Meetings
Anker soundcore AeroClip 2 review: Guinness-certified call clarity tested on a half marathon, at a hawker centre, and over several weeks. Now up for pre-order in Singapore on Lazada at S$249. Continue reading
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More Singapore Seniors Use OCBC App for Digital Payments
OCBC says digital payments by customers aged 60 and above rose close to 60 per cent in the year to June 2026, driven by online shopping and overseas QR payments. Continue reading
