Poor Samsung. Ever since the Galaxy Fold fiasco blew up in their face, they’ve been trying really hard to catch a break. However, just because the company has issues with one bleeding edge product doesn’t mean everything else deserves to get buried six feet under too. In fact, their ...
Riddle me this: what does Huawei’s Mate 20 X release announcement have in common with a supermarket? In both cases, there are apples, and then there are oranges. Strangely (or adorably), Huawei decided that directly comparing the Mate 20 X to the Nintendo Switch was more apt than say, ...
The new Honor Play smartphone (official site) is now available in Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Priced at S$429, Honor’s mid-range entry matches admirable photo capabilities and gaming chops to a 6.3-inch display, spruced up with AI additions to “make your smartphone smarter.” Interestingly, it also packs a little ...
LG is hosting a preview of their new G7+ ThinQ flagship phone at Singapore’s Zouk club tomorrow, 22 May. Open to the public from 6–8PM, the event dangles a couple of incentives for would-be attendees, particularly fans of South Korean boy band BTS. It begins with the door gift. ...
Come 1 November next week, gaming hardware brand Razer may likely announce their first smartphone to the world. It would be a swift follow-up to the Nextbit acquisition earlier this year, drawing parallels to a 2008 acquisition of OQO and the subsequent launch of the Razer Blade laptops. First ...
LG has seemingly abandoned their sense of adventure with the release of the LG G6 smartphone. Ditching the novel and sometimes innovative designs of its predecessors, the flagship is decidedly more safe and conventional this time around. Familiar doesn’t necessarily mean boring, however, as the Android 7.0 phone still ...
At S$998 off contract, LG’s V20 coming in at the end of 2016 is designed and priced to stand with the flagship mobiles of the year. It is an extremely good mobile phone – if you’re into LG. When it comes to the V20, you’ll really have to ask ...
The Google Chrome Team has a new web toy: a skeeball game for up to three players using a smartphone as a Wii Remote-like controller.
The second, more polished iteration of ASUS’s iconic Padfone, the ASUS Padfone 2 is less tablet and more phone. The accompanying tablet doesn’t work without the phone docked into it – the tablet is really just an extension of the phone. Read on to find out what I thought ...
ASUS yesterday announced their new PadFone 2 in Singapore. The unique 2-in-1 combination of smartphone and tablet is the successor to ASUS’s first PadFone, which hit the market just this year.