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Read more: CapCut marks 660 million users with Singapore eventCapCut has passed 660 million users across 170 markets, marking the milestone with its first CapCut World creator event, held in Singapore.
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Read more: Meta Launches Muse, a Personal AI AgentMeta has launched Muse, a personal AI agent that browses, books and shops on a person’s behalf, secured by a separate watchdog system called Sentinel.
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Read more: Sony Brings Gran Turismo 7 Challenge to SingaporeSony launches an in-store Gran Turismo 7 leaderboard challenge at Sony Store 313@Somerset from 5-27 Sept, with tickets to the GT World Series Singapore Round up for grabs.
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Read more: Razer Launches Chroma RGB Headset StandRazer has launched the Base Station V3 Chroma, a smart RGB headset stand with automated lift-triggered lighting and built-in USB ports, priced at SGD129.
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Read more: Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Debuts With One UI 9Samsung has launched the Galaxy S26 FE in Singapore, the first Galaxy S26 device to ship with One UI 9, featuring upgraded camera AI tools and pricing from $1,018.
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Read more: LG to Unveil Expanded AI Home Line at IFALG Electronics will unveil an expanded AI Home showcase at IFA 2026 in Berlin, featuring its AI Appliances Orchestra concept and latest AI TVs.
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Read more: Huawei Brings Slim MatePad Air to SingaporeHuawei launches the MatePad Air in Singapore, featuring a 12-inch 2.8K OLED PaperMatte display and 144Hz refresh rate, priced at S$1,198.
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Read more: Razer Debuts Low-Profile 8KHz Esports KeyboardRazer has launched the Huntsman V3 Pro Low-Profile Tenkeyless 8KHz, its first low-profile analog optical esports keyboard, priced at SGD369 and available now.
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Read more: giga! Gives 2,000 MILK Scholars Free AI Accessgiga! and the MILK Fund are giving over 2,000 Singapore scholars aged 17-25 a free year of 5G and AI model access worth more than $150 a month.
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Read more: HP Brings Print AI to Singapore Homes, OfficesHP Print AI is now live in Singapore, using AI to clean up web-based print jobs and cut reprints, alongside a commercial scan tool HP says cut one retailer’s labour costs by 80%.
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