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Bigger batteries, upgraded cameras and new AI features make the Find X10 series a substantial update. But with so much hardware shared between the two models, choosing the right one isn’t as obvious azs it looks.

Starting at SGD 1,999, vivo’s new flagships aren’t cheap, but the spec sheet doesn’t immediately explain why. The key changes are in sensor design, focusing and image processing.

The SGD 129 myFirst Insta magiBox lets children turn spoken ideas into printable illustrations and four-panel stories, with ink-free sticker printing and colouring.

Razer expands the Huntsman range with two new HE Magnetic models while showing why analogue optical remains its flagship tech for esports with the SGD 369 V3 Pro Low-profile.

The hardware is largely unchanged, as the bigger changes come from improved integration with Google Maps, years of wearable data and Gemini.

Google cut 19g and 0.7mm from its Fold while making it brighter and tougher. It’s still a big boy, though.

The cameras, charging, and displays receive minor upgrades, and the regular Pixel 11 could be the biggest beneficiary this round.

With its ability to handle 0.5kg wash loads and 0.2kg drying loads, the 31cm-wide washer-dryer is a second laundry lane for baby clothes, gymwear, delicates and pet items.

NUS AI Sense Maker combines semantic search, cited summaries and a knowledge graph to help researchers find their footing across 150,000 materials.

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra2 combines an 800mAh battery, thinner 47mm body and EN13319-certified dive tracking for S$988.

Samsung trims the Galaxy Z Flip8 to 180g and 6.1mm while adding Horizontal Lock video. It starts at SGD 1,678 in Singapore.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 pairs a 10:16 cover screen with a 7.6-inch 4:3 display in a 201g body. It starts at SGD 2,498 in Singapore.