The HONOR Magic V6 handles like a regular flagship while offering a much better screen for reading and light multitasking. Its Apple-device links also make switching ecosystems less painful.
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Anthony Chen’s We Are All Strangers completes his Singapore trilogy on 20 August
Anthony Chen’s We Are All Strangers opens locally on 20 August after becoming the first Singaporean film selected for the Berlinale’s main Competition.
Sake Meguri 2026 heads to Sands Expo on 24 and 25 July, with general tickets from S$58 and a purchase-gated VIP session.
Bosch is turning dishwasher hygiene, drying and loading into six free family challenges at City Square Mall during the final week of the June school holidays.
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Creative’s Sound Blaster AE-X hides a gaming and audiophile DAC inside your PC — but why?
The Sound Blaster AE-X puts an audiophile-leaning gaming DAC inside a Windows PC. Its appeal is one less box plus less clutter, but Creative’s cheaper external G8 offers more controls and flexibility.
The Insta360 Luna Ultra is now available in Singapore from SGD 969, bringing dual lenses, 8K capture, telephoto reach and a detachable screen to the pocket-gimbal category.
The vivo X300 FE is not vivo’s full Ultra camera rig, but at SGD 1,099 with an optional SGD 299 ZEISS Telephoto Extender Kit, it may be Singapore’s most accessible official way into the phone-and-telephoto-extender trend.
HONOR’s durability stunt gets the attention, but the Magic V6’s stronger pitch is that it feels like a foldable with fewer obvious trade-offs.
The Xiaomi 17T starts from SGD 799 and keeps the same 50MP Leica 5x telephoto camera as the Pro, making the regular model the surprise bargain of the series.
Alibaba Cloud’s latest Singapore AI push is not just about training users — it is about making Qwen the bridge from open-source AI experimentation to enterprise-ready agents.
Razer’s 2026 Blade 18 is not just leaning on AI language — its stronger pitch is a polished 18-inch desktop replacement with RTX 5090 laptop power, 24GB VRAM and a dual-mode display.
Canon’s EOS R6 V brings 7K Open Gate recording, active cooling and a new RF20-50mm power zoom lens to Singapore, making the R6 formula more convincingly video-first — if you can live with the trade-off.