Raymond Quek
Kyle Huang Junyuan
If you have been in the market for a graphics card recently, you would most probably know about the global graphics card shortage, mainly crippling the supply of Nvidia’s new line of GTX 3000 series GPUs. While several...
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Commentary: Could gaming consoles move to ARM chips in future?
The tech industry was quick to realise the potential of ARM chips with Apple releasing its M1 chips. These chips delivered performance gains compared to competing x86 CPUs and graphics processors while consuming less...
Commentary: Should you get an ARM-based computer?
For many years, computers have been running on powerful x86 desktop processors, mainly built from Intel or AMD. On the other hand, ARM processors are a common low-power chips found on most smartphones and tablets. Early...
Commentary: Why smart glasses faded over the years while smartwatches climbed in popularity
When Google announced their first smart eyewear known as Google Glass in 2011, many believed it could possibly replace smartphones. Having a screen right before your very eyes indeed had so much potential. Fast forward...
Commentary: Why we think Chromebooks aren’t ready to replace traditional laptops
At release, ChromeOS, found in Chromebooks, promised many futuristic features – a lightweight, resource-friendly web-based operating system that leverages Google’s array of utilities like Google Drive...
First looks at the Galaxy S21 and Buds Pro in 60 secs
Samsung has just announced the new Galaxy S21 lineup and Galaxy Buds Pro during the Galaxy Unpacked 2021 event. Tell us your favourite new feature in the comments section!
Here’s our OnePlus 8 unboxing experience + pre-order deals for Singapore
Experience the unboxing of the OnePlus 8 with us + a look into the 2 official cases: Nylon Bumper Case (Black) and Sandstone Bumper Case (Cyan) The OnePlus 8 retails from S$998. Pre-order between 24 April to 7 May 2020...
2 things that are now missing in the new Galaxy Note10
For the first time, Samsung is releasing two variants of the Galaxy Note – the Note10 and a slightly larger Note10+. Consumers can now choose between a 6.3″ FHD+ display on the Note10 versus a slightly...