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Kevin’s the partner everyone wants
PETALING JAYA: Indonesia’s world No. 1 men’s doubles shuttler Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo is indeed everyone’s dream partner. Even Denmark’s men’s singles ace Anders Antonsen wants a piece of him.
Apple developing high-end headphones with interchangeable parts
Apple Inc is developing over-ear wireless headphones with parts that can be swapped in and out, seeking to augment its AirPods business with a high-end audio product, according to people familiar with the matter.
Get In Gear: Sweet dreams are made of tech
There are now smart beds, pillows and headbands to help you fall asleep without having to count sheep.
MCA leaves editors to decide on the news value of a subject, says Wee
KUALA LUMPUR: The media must be given freedom to disseminate informative and professional reports to the public, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
Media must be given freedom, says Dr Wee
KUALA LUMPUR: The media must be given the freedom to disseminate informative and professional reports to the public, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
Music to the ears: a light, sleek and stylish bone conduction earphones
The Aeropex by AfterShokz is a pricey, but surely a clever, investment in bone conduction earphones.
CES gadget show: Pizza from robots, underwater scooters
Robots were front and center at the CES gadget show in Las Vegas. One even made pizza.
'Light way to examine brain activity'
ALZHEIMER’S disease, a condition where the patient suffers from memory loss due to brain cell malfunction, is often associated with older people. But younger people can also be affected by this irreversible and progressive degenerative disease.
Chinese primary school stops using headbands to study pupils’ concentration levels after public outcry
Maker BrainCo defends use of devices on pupils in Zhejiang and insists they were not designed to monitor children’s brains.
Indian Kashmir losing migrant workers as militants find new target
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - A rash of killings by separatist militants targeting outsiders in India's Kashmir has persuaded growing numbers of migrant workers to stay away, rather than risk working in road gangs, building sites, hotels and apple orchards in the restive region.