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Logitech G is bringing several features associated with custom mechanical keyboards into its more accessible G3 Series with the G316 X 98, a wired model priced at just $139.

The keyboard combines a multi-layer snap-fit gasket structure with hot-swappable mechanical switches, PBT keycaps and support for compatible replacement keycaps.

The new design offers some of the appeal of a custom mechanical keyboard without asking buyers to assemble one from parts. Users can swap the switches and keycaps, while the gasket construction is designed to give the keyboard a more damped sound and typing feel.

Gaming features include an 8kHz report rate, per-key Lightsync RGB and a separate light bar with 30 customisable zones.

The Insta360 Luna Ultra has brought dual lenses, 8K capture and a detachable screen to the pocket-gimbal category, beating DJI's rumoured Pocket Pro to the punch in the process.

But for most of us, who does it first is less important than whether those upgrades make sense for the price of an entry flagship phone.

A pocket gimbal camera used to be a simple proposition: a tiny stabilised camera, a wide lens, good tracking, and footage that does not look like your phone was mounted on a very restless corgi.

DJI has become the obvious reference point for that formula, and the current Osmo Pocket 4 recipe is already pretty spicy.

Up to 10,000 free tickets to selected exhibitions at IMBA Theatre will be made available to families who attend certain events and workshops organised by Families for Life (FFL) and the People's Association (PA).

The initiative, which is one of two by Gardens by the Bay, is a "precursor" to a larger effort to spur organisations and individuals to help Singapore better support families, said Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Indranee Rajah on June 20.

Speaking to an audience that included 20 families from Fei Yue Family Service Centre who were being hosted at the new immersive art theatre, she said the Government has received feedback that going out with children can be expensive.

"We do get feedback from families that, in some cases, depending on the activity, going out with children can be expensive. We therefore want to encourage more accessible and affordable activities for children and families.

The G6 in Singapore has been nothing short of a success for Xpeng, racking up sales of over 300 units within the first year of its debut.

With slick technology, a cushy cabin and punchy performance, it put the brand on the map and into the minds of many would-be buyers. Then in late 2025, Xpeng rolled out an updated G6 with improved ride quality, an upgraded OS, and higher charging speeds (just to name a few upgrades).

A range-topping Performance model joined the lineup as well.

The overall result was a more refined driving experience for most buyers, and an exciting option for keen drivers. Now, we have the Cat A G6 Air. It promises an experience like its siblings, but it has been pared down in some areas to meet a price point.

Some of our readers may recall a time when two-bedroom units were often overlooked due to their marginal differentiation to one-bedroom units.

Among the mix of units featured in new launch projects back then, two-bedroom units were usually considered investment properties that tended to have more appeal among landlords.

As rental properties, they reaped good rental yields, but had a poorer reputation when it came to exit liquidity and resale gain.

The argument against these types of units was that most HDB upgraders, who were the likely buyers, didn’t have much interest in these smaller sized units compared to four- or five-bedroom options.

For decades, major global cities like London, New York, Singapore, and Tokyo have dominated international markets as command hubs for capital and decision making.

But as technology advances, it has enabled companies to distribute functions across different cities.

A research report by Savills, titled the Global Talent Index, suggests that a new corporate geography is emerging that has flipped the traditional relationship between workers and their jobs.

Singapore was the leading city in the Asia Pacific region, with London and New York taking the top two spots on the global list, respectively.

If you're planning to sell your HDB resale flat, you may be wondering whether timing your sale around a BTO launch can make a difference.

It's a fair question. While factors such as location, flat condition, and pricing will always matter, buyer demand doesn't remain constant throughout the year.

In fact, whenever a major BTO exercise is announced, the resale market often experiences a noticeable shift in activity as some buyers turn their attention to newly launched flats instead.

Take the June 2026 BTO exercise, for example.

MONTERREY, Mexico - Japan delivered a commanding 4-0 win over Tunisia in the World Cup's 1,000th match on Saturday (June 20) to move to the brink of the knockout stages, while the North Africans were eliminated after a second successive defeat in Group F.

Daichi Kamada opened the scoring after four minutes, bundling home Keito Nakamura's low cross from close range, before Ayase Ueda doubled Japan's lead in the 30th minute with a fierce low drive into the far corner.

Japan stayed in control after the break and Ueda set up Junya Ito for their third with a lofted pass before heading in his second of the night from a deep cross, making Japan the first Asian side to score four goals in a World Cup match.

Japan join the Netherlands on four points, with Tunisia, playing their first game under new coach Herve Renard after a 5-1 loss to Sweden, becoming the tournament's third eliminated side, joining Haiti and Turkey.

A boy was taken to hospital on Saturday (June 20) morning after a food court signboard at Rivervale Mall fell on him.

A video of the incident first surfaced on a one-day-old TikTok account within an hour of the occurrence.

The incident took place at about 10.30am at Food Junction's Rivervale Mall outlet, as independently verified by AsiaOne.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), responding to AsiaOne's queries, confirmed that they received a call for assistance at the said location and a person was taken to KK Women's and Children's Hospital.

A part-time maid was caught nicking cash from a homeowner in Bedok, who had specially set up a "trap" after suspecting that the helper had previously stolen from her.

Myanmar national Nant Aye Thandar Soe, 30, was sentenced to two weeks' jail after she pleaded guilty to the theft on June 15.

Court documents seen by AsiaOne stated that the woman had stolen three $50 banknotes in a Bedok HDB flat on May 28.

According to Shin Min Daily News, Nant Aye Thandar Soe worked as a part-time maid with home services company Helpling Singapore, and has been cleaning the victim's home since September 2025.