Goondu review: Xiaomi Mi Pad
The Mi Pad is a power user’s dream. It performs speedily, offers good battery life and plenty of room for tweaks.
Salesforce pumps up predictive smarts in Marketing Cloud
Marketers looking for a way to personalise their offerings based on how potential customers are interacting on websites, social media and other channels now have a way to do so.…
Google Street View extended to the Amazon rainforest
Google is bringing the wonders of the Amazon to a larger audience with a new set of Street View images of the world's largest tropical rainforest.
Goondu review: Bose SoundTouch 20 Series II Wi-Fi
If you are a Bose fan, it provides the company's familiar sound with new streaming capabilities.
Nanyang Poly, Microsoft open new computing centre
A new computing facility has been set up by Microsoft Singapore and Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) to train students on technologies that help to glean insights from huge volumes of data.…
Goondu Review: Nokia N1
A well-built device manufactured by Taiwan's Foxconn, which also makes Apple devices, the N1 is a looker for sure. And at S$350 (C¥1599.00), it is a definitely a steal.
Goondu review: Evolve lets you eat, prey and evolve
Playing Evolve feels like dealing with some kind of split personality.
Commentary: IDA proposes “light touch” approach to local peering in Singapore
The IDA, in adopting a "light touch" approach now, could be handing the big boys an unfair advantage in the years ahead and stunting the growth of truly speedy connections…
SAP opens second office in Indonesia
Software giant SAP has opened a new office in Surabaya, Indonesia - its second in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy. The company said today that it sees great potential in Indonesia,…
Motorola Nexus 6 finally ships in Singapore
It comes with a higher price than in the United States and only in a version with less storage capacity.
Singapore companies to spend more on IT security
Singapore companies are expected to spend 23 per cent of their IT budgets on security over the next three years, up from 15 percent today, a CA-sponsored study has found.…
Q&A: Intel eyes wearables, new PCs in “post PC” world
The chipmaker looks to bank on new market segments in a "post PC" world.
Pay for McDonald’s with Visa payWave in Singapore
You can now pay for a Big Mac or Prosperity Burger by simply waving your Visa payWave credit card at a cashier terminal at more than 120 McDonald's outlets across Singapore.…
Hands on: oBravo HAMT-1 headphones
Despite its size, its efficiency opens up opportunities to have great audio on the go, even when plugged directly into small digital audio players.
Hands on: YotaPhone 2
It's not cheap, but if you want something less flashy, something more practical in an innovative way, then the YotaPhone 2 will impress you.
Tidal lossless music streaming now available in Singapore
Music lovers in Singapore can now enjoy high-resolution tunes through Tidal, a lossless music streaming service from Norway. Earlier this week, Tidal announced its expansion into new six new markets, including…
Hands-on: Philips Fidelio X2
For S$499, it's a steal. Given its fine audio qualities, it could well rival more expensive headphones in the market.
Microsoft Lumia 930 comes in gold colour, in time for Chinese New Year
Fortunately, the bling isn't overpowering and is rather understated on this S$699 phone.
Gartner: Mobile data traffic to grow 59 per cent in 2015
Mobile video, faster networks and cheaper 3G and 4G handsets will boost the world’s mobile data traffic by 59 per cent this year, according to Gartner. The research firm noted…
Singapore consumers warming up to e-commerce
More Singapore consumers are warming up to e-commerce, with a fifth of them allocating up to half their monthly discretionary spending on online shopping, a new study has found. According to the…
