
AMD prepares faster Ryzen AI Max processors for next wave of AI PCs
AMD reportedly plans a Ryzen AI Max refresh with higher clocks and faster memory to boost AI PC performance later in 2026.
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AMD reportedly plans a Ryzen AI Max refresh with higher clocks and faster memory to boost AI PC performance later in 2026.

Microsoft advises some users to uninstall a Windows 11 update after widespread reports of Outlook failures and system instability.

Acer unveils two rugged Chromebooks for schools, focusing on durability, easy repairability, long battery life, and Chrome OS performance.

ASUS opens preorders for its ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W gaming monitor, featuring dual-mode OLED technology and refresh rates up to 720Hz.

Google updates AI Mode in Search to use Gmail and Photos, bringing personalised answers, stronger context and new privacy controls.

OPPO launches the Reno15 Series in Singapore with creator-focused cameras, AI tools, long battery life, and advanced video features.

Grab enables merchants in Singapore to accept contactless payments using Tap to Pay on iPhone through the Grab Merchant app, without extra hardware.

Sony launches LinkBuds Clip open-clip earbuds in Singapore, focusing on comfort, awareness, smart features, and long battery life.

OpenAI introduces age detection in ChatGPT to identify users under 18 and automatically apply stronger safety protections.