Editor’s brief: With rising cybersecurity breaches due to external threats as well as software quality issues, there is a pressing need to get serious with a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). And with the WFH (work frome home) phenomenon still […]
Editor’s brief: In today’s world, where many people are learning, or re-learning skills and knowledge, cybersecurity is one of the key areas many are gravitating to (others being AI/ML, coding, and robotics). According to cybersecurity stalwart Check Point Software, they […]
Editor’s brief: Collaborative robots (cobots) are the new thing in automation these days. They are nimble, compact, safe, and easy to work with. They have found their way into many traditional industries as well, even in food and beverage, healthcare, […]
Editor’s brief: Sometimes, more is better. South Korea’s Astell&Kern launches the latest in-ear monitor (IEM) AK ZERO1 in Singapore, that features not one, but 3 different types of drivers per earpiece to punch out the hybrid sound you crave for. […]
Editor’s brief: The term “entry-level” often conjures something mundane and ordinary. However, in the world of hifi audio, “entry-level” may be a misnomer. The latest Astell&Kern A&norma SR25 MKII is one such gadget that completely annihilates any notion that it […]
Editor’s brief: Hot on the heels of the recent introduction of the FiiO FD7, FiiO launches the 14th Anniversary Collector’s Model, the FDX pure Beryllium diaphragm dynamic driver in-ear monitor (IEM) in Singapore. There will only be 1,000 FDX produced […]
Editor’s brief: What’s Be and 4 at the same time? That’s right, that’s the metal Beryllium, atomic number 4 on the atomic table. It is found in the FiiO FD7 IEM (in-ear monitor), with great semi-open acoustic design, 12mm pure […]
Editor’s brief: When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. South Korea is the bosom of Astell&Kern (AK) and it recently launched its latest SP2000T, successor to its previous SP2000. The latest SP2000T features Quad DAC, Replay Gain, and […]
Editor’s brief: Not every Japanese restaurant needs serve traditional miso or shoyu ramen, or cold soba. There are other variants too, especially the spicy dry noodles that probably came from mainland China eons ago. Today, in Japan and elsewhere, we […]