Hands on: Pebble Time
It's clear from first impressions that the Time exudes is a bit of fun with its red, black and white plastic shells. each fastened by a silicone strap.
Getting the most out of your data
Choosing the right metrics and blending data from various sources are just some of the things you can do to maximise the value of your data.
Pioneer debuts in-car receiver, supports high-res audio
Pioneer's new AVH-X5850BT multimedia receiver lets you listen to high-res music and Spotify tunes while driving.
Q&A: Democratising business intelligence
Birst's chairman, founder and chief product officer Brad Peters tells us more about the challenges facing organisations in implementing their BI strategies.
Microsoft surprises with Surface Book
For the first time, the best PC laptop could be made by the company making the software used everywhere.
Over half of Singapore consumers do not back up data regularly: Survey
Singapore's consumers may be tech savvy, but more than half of them do not back up personal data such as documents and pictures, despite having lost them before, according to…
Hands on: Lenovo Phab Plus
This 6.8-inch giant phone, or phablet if you will, lets you watch movies and play games in their full glory.
Goondu review: Lenovo Vibe Shot
With the Vibe Shot, Lenovo hopes to cater to shutterbugs looking for a phone that looks and works like a point and shoot camera.
Goondu Review: Fujifilm X-T10
If you have been impressed by Fujifilm's XT-1 mirrorless camera from last year, but felt the cost was too high, then you might be interested in the Japanese company's new…
Nexus 6P to be out in Singapore in two colours, with 64GB and 128GB
The latest Google Nexus 6P phone unveiled this week will arrive in Singapore in two colours - graphite and aluminium.
On-premise has no future as an IT model
The world is heading towards cloud computing as the only viable IT model, says Salesforce's vice president of research Peter Coffee.
Goondu review: Panasonic Toughpad FZ-X1
A toughed up Android tablet for industrial uses, it is aimed at those who want to deploy apps quickly on the go and have a device to access them.
Ten transformations that will drive e-commerce in Asia
The consolidation of digital wallets and the use of biometric security are some of the key trends that will shape the future of e-commerce, according to Mastercard.
Salesforce users grappling with integration challenges
Application and data source integration is the most pressing issue for 54 per cent of Salesforce users, a new survey has found.
Q&A: Smart homes are not just about fancy gadgets, says Lutron
It has been developing automated lights, sensor-based dimming and remote controlled window shades which don't require an electrician to install.
Finding the right fitness gadget for your run
How do you pick a fitness band from a smart watch? Here's a look at the pros and cons of each type of running companion.
Hands on: Leica S (Type 007)
Images can be breathtakingly good with the Leica S, but its high price means it is aimed at a niche group of commercial photographers.
IDA to offer tech-enabled toys to pre-schools
Some 160 pre-schools in Singapore will take part in an IDA programme that promotes learning and fosters creativity through technology-enabled toys.
Sony brings Xperia Z5, plus compact and 4K versions, to Singapore from October
Sony's new Xperia Z5 Premium, the first smartphone to sport a 4K screen, will turn up in Singapore in November at a price of S$1,098.
Get your OnePlus 2 phone exclusively on Lazada Singapore
The phone is out on September 25 and Lazada is the exclusive online store until October 25. Get in line fast as the phone is hot!
