Editor’s brief: In-ear monitors (IEMs) are all the rage these days, not just for professional and aspiring musicians, but even audiophiles who wish to cosy up a slice of the musicians’ lifestyle and aura. The FiiO FD1 is a special […]
Editor’s brief: If you are using Amazon Alexa, Check Point Software has advised that there are vulnerabilities in certain Amazon Alexa subdomains. You may want to check your account. As usual, never click on malicious links sent to you, even […]
Editor’s brief: Synopsys, one of the leading cybersecurity vendors in the world, has published an ebook on “modern application development security”. In the ebook, the vendor detailed a survey of cybersecurity and appdev professionals conducted by ESG, and showed that […]
Editor’s brief: Audeze, a unique and much loved audiophile brand, has launched its Penrose and Penrose X wireless gaming headsets. Penrose and Penrose X are wireless planar magetic gaming headsets, compatible with Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation consoles. Read more […]
Editor’s brief: With the meteoric rise of electric vehicles (EV) and digital devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops, many battery producers for EV and digital devices are hunting for nickel producers. As Nickel West, subsidary of BHP, scales up to meet […]
Editor’s brief: Gone are the days where audiophile equipment come in drab black and brown only. The audio brand associated with mandopop star Jay Chou, 1More, has launched arguably the cutest range of wireless headphones, the ColourBuds. Read more below.
Editor’s brief: With the modern iterative and agile way of developing apps and websites, it is no wonder that users tend to become “beta testers” for companies. Vulnerabilities tend to be found and patched, and new vulnerabilities may emerge. Even […]
Editor’s brief: Famous Mandopop star Jay Chou, known for his catchy tunes and ballads, is both a lover of magic as he is music. He has been instrumental in the 1MORE brand, which has a range of approachable and good […]
Editor’s brief: Since COVID-19 and the global lockdown and the call to “work from home (WFH)”, business people and workers had to stay home and work, relegating face-to-face meetings with peers and clients to looking at computer and smartphone screens. […]
