Goondu review: Xiaomi Mi Max
The Mi Max is a humongous mid-ranger with a great screen and finishing, fit for all-day video watching with a 4,850mAh battery, going for just S$349.
Triple the mobile data for S$9.90 a month for Singtel users
Singtel users can now pay S$9.90 a month to triple their mobile data bundle, with a new add-on plan unveiled by the telecom operator today.
Hands on: Halcyon – an experiential drama powered by virtual reality
In Halcyon, you can look around the residence of a victim through a Samsung Gear VR, and pick things up and trigger dialogue between the investigators.
Self-driving cars show up the flip side of platform economy
While drivers alike have benefited from such platforms, they will face competition from self-driving computers that never tire or need a toilet break.
Hands on: Lutron wireless light switches and sensors
If you're renovating your place or are switching out old, broken switches, the Lutron switches and sensors are a way to set up some home automation.
Goondu review: Jabra Halo Smart
The Halo Smart is not a bad Bluetooth headset but the idea that it could function as a necklace needs rethinking. It works for some users but not others.
For Apple fans, time to upgrade the Watch, even before the iPhone 7
The Watch offers big improvements and may be a more straightforward upgrade decision than the iPhone 7, though it has a dual-lens camera for better photos.
Goondu review: LG gram 15 offers a big screen in sub-1kg frame
Being lighter than existing 13-inchers yet packing the full power of an Intel Core i7 processor and an handy 15-inch display, it is uniquely appealing.
Singtel fibre broadband users get free Wi-Fi at its Singapore hotspots
Singtel is giving unlimited data usage at Wi-Fi hotspots at places such as Cathay Cineleisure mall, McDonald's restaurants and MRT train platforms.
Highly anticipated iPhone 7 primed for centre stage at Apple event
Expect a souped up iPhone 7 at a special Apple event coming live in a few hours time. Many fans will be looking forward to updates to their favourite phone.
Xbox Play Anywhere titles and release dates for Singapore
Xbox Play Anywhere titles that are reaching Singapore soon will let you play on a PC or Xbox One S. They include ReCore, an action shooter out September 14.
Just as its fortunes rise, Samsung is hit by Galaxy Note 7 recall
For Samsung, every day is a lost day as this costly Galaxy Note 7 recall happens globally. Its rivals will be filling the space left on the shelves.
Trial of smart Philips lighting could help shoppers navigate a Singapore mall
The smart lighting technology offered by Philips Lighting is being tested in a CapitaLand mall in Singapore by the end of this year, in a first such trial in a…
Three players seek airwaves to become Singapore’s fourth telco
Three players threw their names in the hat in a bid to be Singapore's fourth telecom operator today, as they formally declared their interest to bid for a chunk of…
Expect more Asian crowdfunded projects, as Kickstarter launches in Singapore, Hong Kong
By reducing the barriers to putting up putting a project up on Kickstarter, the crowdfunding site is encouraging more creative projects to emerge.
Q&A: Assume your network is already compromised, says Ixia
Organisations should work out their cyber security strategy by assuming that they have already been compromised, says Ixia's Asia-Pacific managing director Naveen Bhat.
Frontier Digital Ventures listed on Australian Stock Exchange
Entrepreneur Patrick Grove has listed a new startup called Frontier Digital Ventures on the Australian Stock Exchange after launching other successful online sites.
Hands on: Parallels Desktop 12 now comes with backup options
Parallels Desktop 12 now gives you incremental backups on your Windows environment via Acronis, a well-known online backup service for Windows users.
New HP laptops come with built-in privacy screens
HP unveiled possibly the world’s first laptops with built-in privacy screens on Friday, making it hard to others to peer at your screen from the side.
Banning, curtailing VPN could set unwanted precedent for Singapore
At the heart of the issue is whether people who use VPN to watch videos meant for overseas markets are deemed to be infringing the copyright of content owners.
