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7 days ago
- Entertainment
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BOYA BOYAMIC 2 Wireless Microphone Review
The BOYAMIC 2 isn't playing around with its touted set of features. Standouts include the 'AI-powered noise cancellation,' generous multi-device pairing, and 32-bit float capture. This is clearly a product targeting the big players in the space, with BOYA pulling no punches on the spec sheet. How does it perform during real-world testing? This is my review. First, let's talk about the 'AI' noise cancellation. I'm always skeptical of companies throwing 'AI' into their spec sheet, when there isn't actually any AI involved. With the BOYAMIC 2, BOYA says that its noise cancellation is trained on a vast number of samples, learning to remove unwanted audio. It sounds too good to be true, but it works impressively well. For those looking to record in noisy or unpredictable environments, BOYAMIC 2 delivers where others fall short. The BOYAMIC 2 also has 32-bit float audio in its arsenal. I love to see this on the spec sheet, as this range is perfect for recording anyone and anything, no matter how loud they whisper, speak, or shout. For interview situations, especially in untreated or chaotic environments, 32-bit can legitimately save the day. Also there to help save the day is the automatic gain control, limiter, and safety track, all of which combine to offer a level of insurance. You hope that you won't have to use them, but in a pinch, they can ensure critical recordings remain usable. Also worthy of a shout-out are the displays. The receiver's AMOLED touchscreen stands out with its clarity and responsiveness. This makes it easy to monitor and adjust settings. For big projects, the multi-device support for two transmitters and four receivers also stands out. The receiver has 8 GB of onboard storage and battery life of 24 hours — when paired with the case — helps avoid a lot of potential headaches. The main highlight of the BOYAMIC 2 is sound quality. As a microphone, that's a pretty enormous win. Combine the rich vocal capture with the excellent noise cancellation, and you've got a superb solution in even challenging scenarios. While there are many big victories for the BOYAMIC 2, I do have two very minor nitpicks. First is the build quality. While I feel that it has improved over the first version, it still lags behind competitors. With that said, for the price, BOYA has done well. My other gripe is the included instructions. These could use some polish to match the quality of competitors. It's a small thing, but for BOYA to be compared to the bigger brands, it's an area that deserves focus. Disclosure: Review sample provided by BOYA. At $200, the BOYAMIC 2 offers a compelling mix of features and performance. It delivers strong sound quality, effective noise cancellation, and useful tools for recording in unpredictable environments. While there are a couple of small areas for improvement, the overall experience is impressive for the price. BOYA has clearly aimed high with this release. For creators on a budget, it's a very solid option worth considering. Excellent noise cancellation performance 32-bit float audio Multi-device support AMOLED touchscreen Strong overall sound quality Build quality still lacking Poorly written user instructions 9 The post BOYA BOYAMIC 2 Wireless Microphone Review appeared first on GameRevolution.
Malay Mail
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Malay Mail
CHAGEE's Signature Drink Gets a Meaningful Makeover: Introducing BO·YA JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA
In time for International Tea Day on 21 May, CHAGEE reintroduces its bestselling drink — with a new name that reflects its essence. SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 21 May 2025 - This International Tea Day, CHAGEE unveils a new name for its global bestseller:. More than a name change, BO·YA reflects what the tea truly stands for — connection, craftsmanship, and flavour that resonates beyond over 600 million cups sold annually, this is CHAGEE's most beloved drink. The new name honours its popularity while shining a light on the artistry behind every jasmine green tea is common in Southeast Asia, not all jasmine teas are created equal. Many rely on artificial sprays or oil-based flavourings to mimic fragrance, resulting in tea that smells strong but tastes is different. Crafted using a traditional multi-round scenting method, fresh jasmine blossoms are layered over green tea leaves each night at peak bloom, then removed by hand and replaced over multiple cycles. The leaves absorb not just the scent, but the soul of the flowers — leaving behind no petals, only a naturally layered tea itself is a blend of two premium teas: Yunnan high-mountain leaves, prized for depth, and Fujian Da Bai Hao, known for clarity. Every batch is handpicked at the standard of "one bud and two leaves", then transformed through CHAGEE's artisan name BO·YA draws from the Chinese legend of Bo Ya and Ziqi — a musician and woodcutter who formed a rare friendship through deep understanding. Their story inspired the phrase(知音) — someone who truly hears and understands BO·YA speaks to that same kind of connection. It's about discovering something that just clicks — like finding a favourite tea or sharing a quiet moment with someone who simply gets the renaming of its most iconic drink, CHAGEE continues its mission to elevate tea culture for a new generation, bridging heritage with modernity."BO·YA holds special significance to us. It's more than just our bestselling drink; it reflects what CHAGEE stands for," said Eugene Lee, Chief Marketing Officer, CHAGEE APAC. "As we expand across the region, we stay rooted in tradition while looking ahead. With BO·YA, we hope to share not just a beautifully crafted tea, but a moment of connection — with flavour, culture, and each other."The rename also caps off a banner year for CHAGEE's international expansion. With successful entries into Indonesia and the United States, and more stores launching across APAC, BO·YA is set to lead the way — not just as a drink, but as a symbol of CHAGEE's evolving global #CHAGEE The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About CHAGEE CHAGEE is an international tea beverage brand guided by the vision to connect people and cultures through a great cup of tea. By leveraging innovative solutions, CHAGEE places a modern twist on traditional tea culture, making it more attractive and accessible to the new-age customer. Crafted from whole tea leaves with a focus on health, CHAGEE's tea offers a drinking experience that blends rich heritage with modern tastes. With over 6,000 stores worldwide as of May 2025, CHAGEE's APAC HQ is in Singapore, with stores in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.
Zawya
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Zawya
CHAGEE's Signature Drink Gets a Meaningful Makeover: Introducing BO·YA JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA
In time for International Tea Day on 21 May, CHAGEE reintroduces its bestselling drink — with a new name that reflects its essence. SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 21 May 2025 - This International Tea Day, CHAGEE unveils a new name for its global bestseller: BO·YA JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA. More than a name change, BO·YA reflects what the tea truly stands for — connection, craftsmanship, and flavour that resonates beyond taste. With over 600 million cups sold annually, this is CHAGEE's most beloved drink. The new name honours its popularity while shining a light on the artistry behind every cup. A new name for a timeless craft While jasmine green tea is common in Southeast Asia, not all jasmine teas are created equal. Many rely on artificial sprays or oil-based flavourings to mimic fragrance, resulting in tea that smells strong but tastes hollow. BO·YA is different. Crafted using a traditional multi-round scenting method, fresh jasmine blossoms are layered over green tea leaves each night at peak bloom, then removed by hand and replaced over multiple cycles. The leaves absorb not just the scent, but the soul of the flowers — leaving behind no petals, only a naturally layered aroma. The tea itself is a blend of two premium teas: Yunnan high-mountain leaves, prized for depth, and Fujian Da Bai Hao, known for clarity. Every batch is handpicked at the standard of "one bud and two leaves", then transformed through CHAGEE's artisan process. A tea steeped in meaning The name BO·YA draws from the Chinese legend of Bo Ya and Ziqi — a musician and woodcutter who formed a rare friendship through deep understanding. Their story inspired the phrase zhī yīn (知音) — someone who truly hears and understands you. Today, BO·YA speaks to that same kind of connection. It's about discovering something that just clicks — like finding a favourite tea or sharing a quiet moment with someone who simply gets it. More than a drink With the renaming of its most iconic drink, CHAGEE continues its mission to elevate tea culture for a new generation, bridging heritage with modernity. "BO·YA holds special significance to us. It's more than just our bestselling drink; it reflects what CHAGEE stands for," said Eugene Lee, Chief Marketing Officer, CHAGEE APAC. "As we expand across the region, we stay rooted in tradition while looking ahead. With BO·YA, we hope to share not just a beautifully crafted tea, but a moment of connection — with flavour, culture, and each other." The rename also caps off a banner year for CHAGEE's international expansion. With successful entries into Indonesia and the United States, and more stores launching across APAC, BO·YA is set to lead the way — not just as a drink, but as a symbol of CHAGEE's evolving global identity. Hashtag: #CHAGEE The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About CHAGEE CHAGEE is an international tea beverage brand guided by the vision to connect people and cultures through a great cup of tea. By leveraging innovative solutions, CHAGEE places a modern twist on traditional tea culture, making it more attractive and accessible to the new-age customer. Crafted from whole tea leaves with a focus on health, CHAGEE's tea offers a drinking experience that blends rich heritage with modern tastes. With over 6,000 stores worldwide as of May 2025, CHAGEE's APAC HQ is in Singapore, with stores in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. CHAGEE
Web Release
16-05-2025
- Business
- Web Release
CABSAT, Integrate Middle East & SATExpo 2025 Draw 32,000+ Attendees, Cementing Dubai's Status as Global Hub for Media, Pro AV & Space Innovation
The 2025 editions of CABSAT and Integrate Middle East, and the debut edition of SATExpo Middle East, concluded on 15 May (Thursday), consolidating their position as leading platforms respectively for innovation and collaboration in the broadcast technology, Pro AV and satellite space economy industries. The flagship gatherings at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) brought together global innovators, industry thought leaders, and the latest technologies and solutions, reinforcing the UAE's position as a hub for content creation, entertainment, space tech, and next-gen Pro AV solutions. A convergence of innovation and collaboration The trio of events, organised by DWTC, brought together 820+ brands from 120+ countries, and welcomed country pavilions from China, France, Germany and the UK, along with 190 speakers shaping the future of their sectors at the CABSAT Content Conference and the SATExpo Summit. Highlights included: CABSAT 2025 : The 31 st edition of the premier broadcast and media event unveiled AI-driven breakthroughs, from fully automated broadcast solutions (like SI Media's Costanza AI that can automate speech to text) to exploring next-gen sports broadcasting trends at the show's Content Congress, as the MENA sports media market is projected to hit $6.5 billion by 2027. : The 31 edition of the premier broadcast and media event unveiled AI-driven breakthroughs, from fully automated broadcast solutions (like SI Media's Costanza AI that can automate speech to text) to exploring next-gen sports broadcasting trends at the show's Content Congress, as the MENA sports media market is projected to hit $6.5 billion by 2027. Integrate Middle East 2025: Pro AV innovations took centre stage at the third edition, featuring adaptive digital signage, immersive audio-visual tools (such as a world first with BOYA's AI-powered wireless mics ), and smart venue technologies revolutionising urban infrastructure. Pro AV innovations took centre stage at the third edition, featuring adaptive digital signage, immersive audio-visual tools (such as a world first with ), and smart venue technologies revolutionising urban infrastructure. SATExpo Middle East 2025: The debut satellite and space expo spotlighted AI-powered satellite advancements, strategic collaborations (like ABS and SpaceBridge coming together to improve managed data services across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa), and eSports racing powered by Eutelsat satellite connectivity, alongside critical discussions at the SATExpo Summit on orbital sustainability, led by Astroscale's Aya Iwamoto, Vice President, Strategy and Policy. Catalysts for transformative ideas As well unveiling the latest technological advancements, the shows also set the stage for the announcements of strategic partnerships formalised by the signing of Memoranda of Understandings (MoUs). Leading global satellite operator Arabsat inked six MOUs with partners at SATExpo, including an agreement with Grass Valley, the technology leader in live production solutions, to launch a new suite of cloud-based broadcast services. Also forging strategic connections, the Co-Production Salon returned to CABSAT 2025 for the fourth consecutive year as an exclusive invite-only hub for content collaboration. Organised by HConsult, a leading content market specialist in the Arabic-speaking MENA, and with an impressive 90 per cent re-participation rate, the Salon brings together creatives with production houses, OTT platforms, television networks, content investors and brand representatives looking to develop TV and film content with international appeal. Speaking at the conclusion of the three events, Alex Nicholl, Vice President, New Industries of Dubai World Trade Centre, said: 'The success of this year's CABSAT, Integrate Middle East, and the inaugural SATExpo Middle East underscores the UAE's leadership as a global nexus for the media, entertainment, and satellite industries. Gathering over 32,000 professionals, these events have proven to be more than just platforms—they are catalysts for innovation, collaboration, and transformative ideas. At DWTC, we take pride in organising events that foster these connections, empowering industry pioneers to drive progress, share knowledge, and shape the future. The momentum generated here will resonate far beyond these halls, and we look forward to building on this legacy together.' Exhibitors echoed comments on CABSAT, Integrate Middle East, and the inaugural SATExpo Middle East, acting as a hub for innovation and collaboration. Mumladze Patritsiia, Project Manager, from Carrot Broadcast, LLC, said, 'We are delighted to have returned to CABSAT this year, where we proudly showcased our expertise in real-time graphic solutions for TV shows and live productions, alongside cutting-edge hardware, software, and services in augmented reality and virtual studio technologies. This year, we showcased our latest innovations, including Gaussian splatting technology, one of the most talked-about highlights among visitors. Our unwavering commitment to innovation continues to empower broadcasters and content creators worldwide, as CABSAT 2025 once again proved to be a pivotal platform for groundbreaking advancements in broadcast, satellite, and content creation.' The spirit of innovation extended to Integrate Middle East, where Jana Dai, Sales Director of CZUR TECH CO said: 'Integrate Middle East 2025 has been a phenomenal experience for us. The event brought together a highly engaged audience of industry professionals who are actively shaping the future of AV and immersive technologies. The quality of conversations, diversity of attendees, and forward-looking themes truly set this event apart. We're proud to be part of a show that is driving the evolution of the AV and integrated technology landscape in the region. We look forward to continuing these conversations beyond the show floor.' SATExpo's inaugural edition brought together key players in the satellite industry, with 34 countries taking part to successfully create a dedicated space for satellite communications specialists. The high profile of SATExpo exhibitors was matched by the calibre of speakers at the SATExpo Summit, with those taking to the stage including Prof. Dr. Klaus Schilling, Head of Board, S-Smart Small Satellite Systems GmbH; Dr Sherif Sedky, CEO, Egyptian Space Agency; and Christelle Astorg-Lepine, CNES, Founder & CEO of the Space Women Alliance, among others. The event's far-reaching impact highlights the UAE's position as a global satellite innovation hub, spearheading satellite communications advancement throughout the MEASA region and beyond. Maroon Khalil, Senior Sales Director at ABS, said: 'ABS's participation in SATExpo 2025 reflects our commitment to delivering flexible, reliable, and effective satellite connectivity across the region. We're excited to showcase a broad portfolio of solutions tailored to the evolving capacity needs of customers in the UAE and beyond. With a fleet of five geostationary satellites and coverage that reaches 93% of the world's population — including beams that connect multiple continents globally — ABS is uniquely positioned to transform the regional communications landscape.' He added: 'Our mission is to drive digital transformation and close connectivity gaps across government, enterprise, and underserved communities. At SATExpo, we look forward to engaging with industry leaders and partners to shape the future of satellite communications across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and beyond. At SATExpo, we also highlighted the potential of the SES EdgeAI Connect solution to dynamically manage data and intelligence at the edge using best-in-class AI and satellite technologies.' Throughout the three-day event, numerous exhibitors unveiled groundbreaking new products, with standout launches from industry leaders Riedel, Cineom, Media Guru, Sawa Media, Godox, ST Engineering, IPS Mena and RioSat. Meanwhile, key players, including Intellian, InterSputnik, Streamport, First Gulf Company, EVS, Broadcast Solutions, Advance Media Training, Videndum, and Editshare – among many others – demonstrated a robust portfolio of advanced tech, highlighting their respective sectors' rapid innovation and diverse capabilities. As this year's editions of CABSAT, Integrate Middle East and SATExpo come to conclusion, professionals from the media, Pro AV, and satellite sectors can look forward to the next editions, slated for May 20 – 22, 2026. In the upcoming editions, these events will continue to serve as dynamic platforms for engaging with industry executives, decision-makers, technical experts and innovators from across the industry.
Broadcast Pro
16-05-2025
- Business
- Broadcast Pro
CABSAT, Integrate ME and SATExpo 2025 wrap up with over 32,000+ attendees
With the conclusion of this year's landmark events, anticipation is already building for the next editions of CABSAT, Integrate Middle East and SATExpo Middle East, scheduled for May 20–22, 2026. The 2025 editions of CABSAT and Integrate Middle East, along with the debut of SATExpo Middle East, concluded on Thursday, May 15, at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), affirming their position as premier global platforms for innovation and collaboration across the broadcast technology, Pro AV, and satellite industries. The events drew thousands of professionals and industry leaders from around the world, reinforcing the UAE's standing as a key player in content creation, entertainment technology, space innovation, and advanced Pro AV solutions. Together, the three events hosted over 820 participating brands from more than 120 countries and featured national pavilions from China, France, Germany and the UK. A total of 190 speakers took the stage at the CABSAT Content Conference and the SATExpo Summit to discuss the latest trends and breakthroughs in their respective sectors. CABSAT 2025, now in its 31st edition, showcased groundbreaking developments in broadcast and media, including AI-powered solutions like SI Media's Costanza AI, which can automate speech-to-text conversion. The Content Congress explored the future of sports broadcasting in a region where the sports media market is expected to reach $6.5bn by 2027. Integrate Middle East's third edition focused on the future of Pro AV technology, with innovations ranging from smart venue solutions and immersive tools to BOYA's world-first AI-powered wireless microphones and adaptive digital signage, underscoring the industry's transformation across urban infrastructure and event experiences. SATExpo Middle East marked its first edition as the region's premier satellite and space technology event. It spotlighted advancements in AI-enabled satellite connectivity, notable partnerships such as that between ABS and SpaceBridge, and unique applications like Eutelsat-powered eSports racing. The accompanying SATExpo Summit featured influential voices, including Astroscale's Aya Iwamoto, discussing orbital sustainability and the future of space communications. The events were also a stage for major partnership announcements, including six Memoranda of Understanding signed by Arabsat at SATExpo, one of which was with Grass Valley to launch new cloud-based broadcast services. The Co-Production Salon at CABSAT returned for its fourth year, serving as an exclusive meeting ground for producers, OTT platforms, and investors to forge global content partnerships, with a remarkable 90% re-participation rate. Speaking at the conclusion of the three events, Alex Nicholl, Vice President, New Industries of Dubai World Trade Centre, said: 'The success of this year's CABSAT, Integrate Middle East, and the inaugural SATExpo Middle East underscores the UAE's leadership as a global nexus for the media, entertainment, and satellite industries. Gathering over 32,000 professionals, these events have proven to be more than just platforms—they are catalysts for innovation, collaboration, and transformative ideas. At DWTC, we take pride in organising events that foster these connections, empowering industry pioneers to drive progress, share knowledge, and shape the future. The momentum generated here will resonate far beyond these halls, and we look forward to building on this legacy together.' Mumladze Patritsiia, Project Manager, from Carrot Broadcast, LLC, added: 'We are delighted to have returned to CABSAT this year, where we proudly showcased our expertise in real-time graphic solutions for TV shows and live productions, alongside cutting-edge hardware, software, and services in augmented reality and virtual studio technologies. This year, we showcased our latest innovations, including Gaussian splatting technology, one of the most talked-about highlights among visitors. Our unwavering commitment to innovation continues to empower broadcasters and content creators worldwide, as CABSAT 2025 once again proved to be a pivotal platform for groundbreaking advancements in broadcast, satellite, and content creation.' The spirit of innovation extended to Integrate Middle East, where Jana Dai, Sales Director of CZUR TECH CO, commented: 'Integrate Middle East 2025 has been a phenomenal experience for us. The event brought together a highly engaged audience of industry professionals who are actively shaping the future of AV and immersive technologies. The quality of conversations, diversity of attendees, and forward-looking themes truly set this event apart. We're proud to be part of a show that is driving the evolution of the AV and integrated technology landscape in the region. We look forward to continuing these conversations beyond the show floor.' SATExpo's inaugural edition brought together key players in the satellite industry, with 34 countries taking part to successfully create a dedicated space for satellite communications specialists. The high profile of SATExpo exhibitors was matched by the calibre of speakers at the SATExpo Summit, with those taking to the stage including Prof. Dr Klaus Schilling, Head of Board, S-Smart Small Satellite Systems GmbH; Dr Sherif Sedky, CEO, Egyptian Space Agency; and Christelle Astorg-Lepine, CNES, Founder & CEO of the Space Women Alliance, among others. The event's far-reaching impact highlights the UAE's position as a global satellite innovation hub, spearheading satellite communications advancement throughout the MEASA region and beyond. Maroon Khalil, Senior Sales Director at ABS, stated: 'ABS's participation in SATExpo 2025 reflects our commitment to delivering flexible, reliable, and effective satellite connectivity across the region. We're excited to showcase a broad portfolio of solutions tailored to the evolving capacity needs of customers in the UAE and beyond. With a fleet of five geostationary satellites and coverage that reaches 93% of the world's population — including beams that connect multiple continents globally — ABS is uniquely positioned to transform the regional communications landscape.' He added: 'Our mission is to drive digital transformation and close connectivity gaps across government, enterprise, and underserved communities. At SATExpo, we look forward to engaging with industry leaders and partners to shape the future of satellite communications across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and beyond. At SATExpo, we also highlighted the potential of the SES EdgeAI Connect solution to dynamically manage data and intelligence at the edge using best-in-class AI and satellite technologies.' Throughout the three-day event, numerous exhibitors unveiled groundbreaking new products, with standout launches from industry leaders Riedel, Cineom, Media Guru, Sawa Media, Godox, ST Engineering, IPS Mena and RioSat. Meanwhile, key players, including Intellian, InterSputnik, Streamport, First Gulf Company, EVS, Broadcast Solutions, Advance Media Training, Videndum, and Editshare – among many others – demonstrated a robust portfolio of advanced tech, highlighting their respective sectors' rapid innovation and diverse capabilities. As this year's editions of CABSAT, Integrate Middle East and SATExpo come to a conclusion, professionals from the media, Pro AV, and satellite sectors can look forward to the next editions, slated for May 20 – 22, 2026. In the upcoming editions, these events will continue to serve as dynamic platforms for engaging with industry executives, decision-makers, technical experts and innovators from across the industry.
