Applications

Here's where things get a little interesting - the idea of AI in a smartphone. Why should it exist? Simple - it manages the hardware resources properly and see what's going on with it. Huawei does have something called Machine Learning Algorithm, or MLA for short, in their current smartphone. However, MLA is not available for all Huawei smartphones.

Day after day, Facebook is adding more and more features that we didn't ask for in hopes to "enhance" our user experience. We've covered...

When it comes to home security, most people don't really give a damn - me included. Sometimes at least. If you're using an ASUS router, then you will definitely be happy to know that their AiProtection blocked almost 5 million internet-based threats, and blocked nearly 150 million attempts to visit websites with hidden security threats.

Grab just introduced GrabPay Credits, a new way of paying for your Grab rides. Instead of using cash or debit/credit card to pay, you can now top-up some cash onto your GrabPay Credits first. Then you can use those credits to pay for your rides later.

It's a big news for the tech world - especially in the VR scene. OSVR, or the Open Source Virtual Reality, just announced that their contents will be on Steam too! That means all of your VR needs can be found on Steam alone.

What exactly is Sportify? It's a brand new app that wants to solve one very specific problem - organizing a sports event. It can be any event - an outing with friends, a friendly match, or just wanna get a quick match with some people. With Sportify's approach, I think this issue can finally be solved.

Not too long ago, Adobe unified its products into Adobe CC, or Creative Cloud. Since then, updates and brand new products have been pushed to us consumers in a very pleasant manner (unlike Windows). Being an Adobe Creative Cloud user myself, I really like Adobe's product update cycles too. I guess that the update cycle has ended, because Adobe just had its Adobe MAX 2016 conference, announcing new innovations on Creative Cloud.

Usually, drivers would have to leave their Grab app to contact their passenger. That's an issue that we all Grab or Uber users face. However, Grab has taken a brand new step to up their ante - this time to have a quick messages sent. Introducing GrabChat.

Who would like to have their stuff to be a little cheaper? We personally worked with ShopBack before, and I think it's high time that ShopBack finally get their big break with their brand new mobile app.