#AI in public sector

However, the DICT has released a statement assuring the public that it "is undertaking the necessary enhancements to strengthen system capacity, improve performance, and ensure greater reliability during periods of high demand." Only time will tell if these improvements will really come to fruition. Yesterday we brought you a review of the Sol Republic TKDK On-Ear Headphones, and this time we're testing its in-ear cousin, the Sol Republic Amps. Design and Construction Sol Republic is known for adding some flair on their audio products. One good example is the Sol Republic TKDK we reviewed a couple of days ago. While the TKDK went for color and art, the Sol Republic Amps invested on form. From left: Sol Republic Amps, Xiaomi Mi Piston V2, Sennheiser CX400-II When worn, the Amps feel awkward primarily because of the its unusual design especially if you're more accustomed to smaller in-ear headphones. Sound Quality The Sol Republic Amps sports i4 Sound Engines which promise a bass-rich experience. Unlike the Sol Republic TKDK which is weak when it comes to highs, the Amps is also good when it comes to delivering mids and highs - sweet, smooth and articulate. Read more in our articles including "The eGovPH AI could start an automated future for the PH" and "Sol Republic Amps In-Ear Headphones Review".