Consumer
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Claude Opus 4.8 vs 4.7: Should You Switch?
Claude Opus 4.8 is Anthropic’s latest flagship model, released 28 May 2026. It improves on Opus 4.7 with stronger coding, better honesty, and new Dynamic Workflows — at the same price. Here’s what actually changed and whether you should switch. Continue reading
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Singapore Firms Are Deploying AI Agents — But Governance Is Lagging Behind
Agentic AI is already operating inside Singapore organisations, but the governance structures, job definitions, and workforce skills needed to manage it responsibly are failing to keep pace with deployment, according to new research from NTUC LearningHub. The Industry Insights Report… Continue reading
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Google Brings AI Virtual Try-On to Singapore, Expanding Apparel Shopping Feature
Google has expanded its AI-powered virtual apparel try-on tool to Singapore, allowing shoppers to upload a photo of themselves and see how clothing and footwear items would look on their own body before purchasing. The feature, which launched in the… Continue reading
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Circles.Life Bundles AI Tools and Cashback in “Live Unhinged” Rebrand
Circles.Life has launched a new brand campaign called “Live Unhinged,” repositioning the Singapore telco beyond connectivity with a bundled offering that includes AI tools, a cashback programme, and a new brand mascot. AI and Cashback at No Extra Cost The… Continue reading
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Kaspersky: Over 92,000 Malware Attacks Used Fake AI Apps as Cover in 2026
Kaspersky has reported that its security solutions detected more than 92,000 attacks involving malware and potentially unwanted applications disguised as popular AI tools between January and early May 2026 — with fake ChatGPT applications accounting for nearly half of all… Continue reading
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Singaporeans Lead Asia in AI Use But Struggle to Spot AI-Generated Scams: TrendLife
Singapore ranks among the world’s highest adopters of AI tools for daily life tasks, yet fewer than one in five Singaporeans feel confident they can identify an AI-generated scam or deepfake — a readiness gap that a new study from… Continue reading
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Singapore’s Six Most Dangerous Scams: What You Need to Know in 2026
Singapore lost S$913.1 million to scams in 2025. From deepfake Zoom calls impersonating PM Lawrence Wong to creator-targeted phishing, here are the six scam types every resident and business needs to know in 2026. Continue reading
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Which Vibe Coding Tool Should You Use in 2026?
The best vibe coding tools in 2026 — Cursor, Windsurf, Lovable, Bolt.new, v0, Replit, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot — compared on pricing, pros, cons, and who each platform is actually built for. Continue reading
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Pinduoduo Eyes Singapore: What the Chinese E-Commerce Giant’s Arrival Means
Singaporeans scrolling through their feeds have begun noticing advertisements for Pinduoduo, the Chinese e-commerce platform that has quietly extended subsidised shipping to the city-state. The move signals a broader push by the platform’s parent company, PDD Holdings, into Southeast Asia… Continue reading
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Sony Launches BRAVIA 9 II and 7 II True RGB Televisions With Theatre Audio System
Sony Electronics has introduced two new BRAVIA True RGB televisions — the BRAVIA 9 II and BRAVIA 7 II — alongside the BRAVIA Theatre Trio, a new home audio system, advancing the company’s push to bring cinema-grade picture and sound… Continue reading
