Goondu review: XCOM 2 can be immensely satisfying
Set in 2035, 20 years after the events of XCOM Enemy Unknown, XCOM 2 features similar gameplay but improved interface and graphics.
Singtel brings 10Gbps fibre to homes, fastest yet in Singapore
Such a fibre broadband service demands many changes, especially in hardware and cabling, so it will take time for costs to come down and equipment to be common.
Microsoft, Google dominate nascent cloud e-mail market
The two tech giants have carved out their respective markets, with Google being more popular among smaller firms and in unregulated industries.
One in three home routers to double as public Wi-Fi hotspots
These so-called ‘homespot’ routers essentially create two wireless networks separated by a firewall: one network is for private use while the other is offered as a public Wi-Fi hotspot by…
Expect phone hacking, fraud to rise as mobile transactions become common
The question for consumers, as more turn to the phone as a mobile wallet, is whether they want more convenience or security.
Out in Singapore, Visa Checkout promises easier online shopping
The service lets users pay for items more easily, without having to fill in the same details so often.
Goondu review: LG V10 packs two screens
Kudos go to LG for raising the bar for music lovers and making it easy to check the time on the second screen - an everyday task.
Eight unique Xbox One consoles to welcome Year of Monkey for grabs
Microsoft is celebrating this Asian festival by giving away eight unique, Lunar New Year-themed Xbox One consoles to their fans in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan.
TomTom Spark fitness watch comes to Singapore
TomTom's wearable is geared towards fitness enthusiasts who like its previous fitness watches that offer long battery life - and now Bluetooth music playback as well.
Uber-like courier service promises speedy deliveries
It features an authentication technology that replaces the arbitrary signatures traditional couriers usually use to confirm delivery receipts.
NEC opens a Cyber Security Factory in Singapore
The new centre will bring more expertise to these shores, while also training up more professionals to prepare for online attacks.
Hands On: Asus ROG GX700 gaming laptop
Asus' new portable gaming machine comes with an external watercooling system. Because you can.
Hands on: Klipsch R6i On-Ear
Ultimately, whether you'd like the R6i On-Ear is down to how much bass you'd like in your music.
Six in 10 children in S’pore want to develop cyber skills: Intel Security
This growing interest in the technology sector contrasts with the trends in the past five to 10 years, which saw graduates looking to other seemingly more lucrative industries like finance…
Q&A: Open source still matters
While open source software (OSS) used to be a divisive force in the IT industry, it's no longer the case today - more enterprises are now embracing OSS, from databases…
Intel outs 6th-gen Core vPro chips for professionals
Built into the hardware, it lets you identify yourself with more than just a simple password through the more secure multi-factor authentication.
Commentary: About time IDA and MDA merged
With the long overdue merger, the hope is that the new regulators will take a light-touch approach.
Netflix to show on StarHub Fibre TV from Q2 2016
However, the service will not be available to cable TV subscribers.
Singtel throws in free Netflix subscriptions
Separately, Netflix has revealed that it would be curtailing users who unblock content meant for viewers from other countries.
Is Nikon’s D500 too little, too late for a crop-sensor DSLR?
With significant upgrades over its predecessor, the D500 is one camera worth looking forward to.
