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Cutting-edge technologies continue to change the landscape of the automotive industry. This month, Gadgets Magazine’s mobility issue highlights innovative solutions car manufacturers developed over the years. Read our features on Tesla, Formula E, 5G and autonomous cars, and 360-degrees car cameras.

Our Parade puts a spotlight on the latest smartphones, smart home peripherals, as well as hardware. We also have our usual GadgetsLabs where our team runs through the hits and misses of Realme 3 Pro, Vivo V15 Blossom Pink, and ASUS FX505DY TUF Gaming. We took the 2019 Subaru Forester 2.0i-L and KTM RC 390 on a road test. Our gaming section also features new titles such as Total War: Three Kingdoms and Auto Chess.

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FinSpy strikes again: New versions for iOS and Android targeted surveillance revealed

Eastern Communications tackles the emerging Fourth Industrial Revolution

Asia Digital Entertainment Summit to address Asia’s booming digital entertainment sector

Coverstory: Innovations in Automotive Technology

Honeywell presents cutting-edge technologies for productivity and efficiency

Honda Riders Convention 2019 formally starts in Tagaytay

Coverstory: Innovations in Automotive Technology

Autonomous cars are ‘hackable’

The Formula E Evolution: Putting passion for racing together with care for the environment

Tesla: From EV to Autopilot

Asia Digital Entertainment Summit to address Asia’s booming digital entertainment sector

PayMaya records widest ‘Add Money’ network with over 40,000 touchpoints nationwide

Digital ticketing platform Ticket2Me partners with CCP

Executive profile: Felipe Estrella

Secure your home and business the smart way with the new D-Link Smart Tracking PTZ IP Camera

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Regin: the GSM malware

Stare down cyber threats with FireEye

Microsoft exposes Cybercrime threats in Ph

Six months left before Microsoft ends support for Windows XP, 2.9...

Kaspersky offers two new solutions to combat attacks against your Android...

Could you have caused a DDoS attack?

Suspicious parcels in the mail, electronic edition

Internet Explorer bug reveals “zero-day” vulnerability

Microsoft: Malware is being pre-installed in factories in China

Fake anti-virus scammer contacts security vendor, hilarity ensues

Apple’s OS is “really vulnerable”, says Kaspersky Lab CTO

Trojan virus made for Mac has now infected more than 600,000...