NEWater is a brand of drinking water from Singapore Public Utilities Board's water recycling technology. NEWater can be considered as one of the "No...

Located at Changi Business Park, Huawei leverages Singapore’s importance as a growing technological hub in Asia Pacific, boosting the mobile ecosystem throughout the region....

The Timbre group last week showcased drone servants as they bring food from the kitchen to consumers using technology designed by Infinium Robotics. The craft fly...

Drawing inspirations from a floating lantern, Apple on Thursday opened its unique store in Singapore’s Marina Bay that sits directly on the water. This...

Dutch food tech start-up, MiniBrew, has today launched its first home brewing product, MiniBrew CRAFT, to the European market. The all-in-one, automatic beer brewing machine has...

At the forefront of innovation, Pavilion KL is the first in Malaysia to showcase a 3D animation show of a Golden Bull, charging with...

  One way to send e-hongbao is via PayNow. Some Singaporeans prefer gifting new physical notes but these are often returned to the banks by...

With the hope of a good and successful new year, Mobiado officially launches the Forma Yoto version with golden buffalo motifs. The image of...

(Aseanrecords.world) mobilityX launched Zipster, Asia’s first Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) application , and unveiled its new Advisory Board comprising distinguished experts who will guide the company in its product development and internationalisation plans. The launch took place at an event attended by Mr Chee Hong Tat, Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Trade and Industry and Ministry of Education. mobilityX will also progressively introduce new initiatives over the next six months.

(Aseanrecords.world) Food delivery apps, ride-hailing firms and drone-flight programming platforms all have one thing in common: They use geospatial technology, which deals with location-based data.

(Aseanrecords.world) Globe Telecom Inc on Thursday launched Southeast Asia’s first 5G broadband service, with embattled Huawei Technologies Co Ltd. providing the equipment, a win for the Chinese firm despite cybersecurity worries from Western nations.