Liu Hongzuo

1 week ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo

Trending Product Listing DreameDysonEcovacsHinomiSecretlabTinecoTTRacing Anker 25,000mAh 165W power bank review: Better than your ex-power bank It takes a fair amount of courage to announce a humble power bank at an international consumer tech conference, but that’s precisely what Anker did earlier this year. First announced at CES 2025, the S$159.99 Anker 25,000mAh Power Bank (165W, Built-In and Retractable Cables) debuted with a host of features that would make many other power banks look...

1 week ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo

After 20 years, LG’s battery-saving “dream" OLED panels are finally ready for phones and tablets LG Display, the display panel research and manufacturing arm of the wider LG chaebol, has made a significant technological breakthrough that will soon appear in future phones and tablets. According to its official statement, LG Display has finally verified the mass-production process of its “dream OLED” panel, also known as a hybrid two-stack Tandem OLED.

1 week ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo

Xiaomi refreshes five physical outlets in a flurry and wants your mother to know Following the successful refurbishment of key Xiaomi physical stores in Funan, Suntec, and JEM, the Chinese electronics brand has decided to speed it up by updating five more outlets in one breath. The revamped stores are all strategically located, with major heartland outlets in most cardinal directions and significant foot traffic (thanks to their nearby MRT stations).

1 week ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo

Samsung locks down Galaxy S25 Edge launch date, but is it coming to Singapore? Back when Samsung teased the ultra-slim Galaxy S25 Edge during its H1 2025 Unpacked event for Galaxy S phones, the Koreans did not reveal any key details about the handsets. Samsung did, however, dangle the mobiles  just outside the reach of sweaty tech bloggers and journalists all clamouring as if they'd never seen a phone before (including yours truly). It was a sight to behold.

1 week ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo

WhatsApp wins privacy trial with the jury’s help against Pegasus spyware owners Remember the spyware called Pegasus? This sophisticated and invasive spyware was the talk of the town just a few years ago because it could snoop around iOS and Android devices and even remotely control them. The way it attacked (zero-click exploit) was also concerning because it did not require any input from the user to become infected.