Hands-on: Huawei P8 and P8lite
The one thing that can be said of the P8 series in general is that they look a lot like a typical flagship product that tries to be thinner than…
Will it be a messy Internet of Things with no standards?
The Internet of Things is not as simple to sell as PCs. It involves local concerns, local politics.
Hands on: Asus ZenPad S 8.0
This is one tablet to watch out for if you want a nice small screen to carry around for your trips.
IDA-accredited tech firms score new govt contracts
Two Singapore-based tech firms under the Accreditation@IDA programme have won two new government IT projects, with three more projects undergoing final evaluations. The projects are estimated to be worth over…
Computex 2015: Intel unveils new 5th-gen PC chips, claims progress in mobility
The world's largest chipmaker is banking once more on performance in its new chips to pave the way, after seeking to cut cost and power consumption to compete in the…
Singapore consumers getting good 3G coverage, 4G speeds
Singapore mobile users are getting good cellular coverage from 3G networks, though the coverage of 4G networks still leaves much to be desired. That is based on the results of…
Goondu review: LG G4 impresses with sleek design, neat interface
The G4 is one of those rare phones that I liked the moment I had it in my hands, after having tried so many over the years. The size feels right.…
Lenovo offers peek into future tech with dual-screen smartwatch
Fancy a smartwatch with a second screen? Or a smartphone that comes with an in-built projector that turns any surface into a touch keyboard? These concept products may hit the…
Lenovo Vibe Shot to debut from end-July, touts imaging prowess
The Lenovo Vibe Shot smartphone will hit the shelves in Singapore from end July, promising to deliver brilliant images for budding shutterbugs. First unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in…
Sony’s Xperia Z4 is now Z3+ for global markets, out in June
Perhaps the Japanese company knew that this wasn't a big upgrade over last year's Xperia Z3 as well.
Lenovo to bolster server business, hyperconvergence on the radar
Lenovo wants to become the world’s top server maker in five years, by “attacking” growth areas such as server consolidation, Windows Server 2003 migrations and technology upgrades. Last year, the…
Singapore government to launch infocomm tenders worth S$2.2 billion
The amount outstrips the S$1.95 billion spent last year and is among the highest in recent years.
Goondu review: Casio EX-ZR3500
If you are looking for a feature-packed camera for someone who loves shooting selfies and photos of his every meal before sharing them online, the EX-ZR3500 is perfect.
Hands-on: Alcatel Onetouch Flash
Following the launch of Xiaomi’s Redmi Note last year, a slew of smartphone makers have been jostling for a slice of the market for low-cost phablets. China's TCL Communication recently joined…
Goondu review: Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi
If you want a two-in-one Windows tablet cum laptop, it has to feature highly on your shopping list. But do you want a two-in-one machine?
Intel Compute Stick to go on sale in Singapore, Malaysia in coming weeks
The compact Intel Compute Stick PC is coming to Singapore and Malaysia in the coming weeks for 599 Malaysia ringgit (S$222) for a version running Windows 8.1.
The Lenovo A7000 launches exclusively on Lazada Singapore
Brought to you by LAZADA Singapore The Lenovo A7000 is a budget Android smartphone designed to impress multimedia enthusiasts. Through an exclusive partnership with LAZADA Singapore, the 4G-enabled device…
Security, network downtime top bugbears for IT pros
Security and network downtime are two of the biggest issues faced by IT professionals in supporting the needs of their businesses. These findings were revealed in a survey on IT…
Singtel preps 10Gbps fibre broadband, as it tests GPON technology
It could start yet another speed race, pushing 1Gbps plans which only started being popular in recent months to the budget corner of broadband plans.
Singtel warned for social media campaign to bad-mouth rivals
But the IDA stopped short of making the errant telecom operator pay a hefty fine for practices which ran counter to the usual competitive tactics allowed in the country.
