Review

This is episode two of our saga. When we first ventured into the quest to find the true wireless audio for gaming with low-latency, we clarified that we did not have the tools to test out aptX Low Latency, or aptX LL for short. We also mentioned that "low-latency" does not mean "no latency" and we stand by that statement.

We all remember Culture Japan's Smart Doll. It was first debuted when Comic Fiesta 2013 was still held in KLCC. Ahhh, memories of the great moment when Culture Japan booth made a mark.

OTG cables are fantastic little accessories to have at all times. They're not widely available, and not widely known too, for that matter. This little OTG cable converts your whatever device with USB-A headers to USB-C or micro-USB. they're available in quite a lot of different shapes, lengths, and designs, actually.

Photography is ever-changing, especially for smartphones. However, the fundamentals of photography remain the same. Be it DSLR or smartphone cameras, the basics are the same - especially the exposure triangle. Of course, there are differences between DSLR & smartphone cameras.

We've seen and heard NVMe SSDs thermal throttling. It's something that we all worry about, and want to avoid when we're getting our own NVMe SSD. I mean, these speedy storage devices aren't cheap - and thermal throttling can diminish its speed. Well, here we'll tell you how to prevent NVMe SSD thermal throttling.

I shall start by saying this - dual-camera smartphones are all the rage these days. I've seen many people looking for a new smartphone, and one of their criteria is "must have dual-camera". While it is arguably one of the newest feature offered at the hardware level, there are major misconceptions about these dual-camera smartphones. Let's DEBUNK all of them here!

When was the last time you took a picture and said: "awww, that's such a nice shot but it was not in focus"? I'm pretty sure most of us have dealt with a similar situation - and Huawei's dual camera system is going to fix that with their Wide Aperture mode.

Not too long ago, we have this little issue regarding the Huawei P10's storage and RAM chips used. That caused a lot of stir already, since we consumers need to pay the same price to enter a "performance lottery". If you get UFS 2.1 with LPDDR4 on your unit of the P10, you're lucky. While that storm is still brewing, Huawei decided to preemptively make the next move - removing any mentions of UFS 2.1 on the Mate 9 and its Pro variant's product page.

I think the best way to start this off is the seriousness of this issue, but a little more context is needed. This is the Huawei P10 and the P10 Plus's situation now - it uses two different types of RAM and a total of 3 different types of storage technologies. Here's why it matters.