Hands On: Samsung Galaxy A7
Part of the new Galaxy A series aimed at low-cost rivals, the new phone will face formidable rivals in the arena.
Dell wants to bring the mojo back to PCs
After two years of decline, the PC market is finally showing signs of recovery. During the fourth quarter last year, global PC shipments hit 83.7 million units, a one per…
Is your PC ready for 4K gaming?
If you want 4K gaming, it's definitely here today, albeit with high-cost cards such as an Nvidia GeForce GTX 980
With Asus Zenfone 2, souped up budget phones set to dominate 2015
If 2014 was the year budget phones stole the show, 2015 looks to be the one when they'd make users wonder even harder why they'd pay so much for a…
Q&A: Alcatel OneTouch eyes Singapore market with low-cost smartphones
It promises affordable budget smartphones without sacrificing user experience.
Is the PC dead? It might just turn up on your TV – finally
There are promising signs that the PC may finally make it into the living room, after unsuccessful efforts in the past.
Gartner: Tablet sales will continue to slow
As most people who want a tablet already have one, the growth in tablet sales this year is likely to continue to decline. In a statement Wednesday, Gartner, a technology research…
Goondu review: Bowers & Wilkins T7
It's not cheap, but the T7 is as sure-footed as you'd get from a portable Bluetooth speaker of its size.
Singapore start-up brings wireless charging to iOS and Android devices
The 2,700mAh Ampere has enough juice to help users get through their day without dealing with messy cables, using the Qi wireless charging technology.
With InstantTV, Singapore startup wants to be global platform for linear TV
Watching free-to-air channels while you are on the move has just become easier with InstantTV, a mobile app developed by the folks behind RecordTV, an online TV recording service. Launched late last…
New tool to track use of open source Web code
With no way of tracking how well open-source Javascript libraries are used on websites, developers are often unable to gauge the impact of their work in the larger community. That is set…
Singapore to test HetNet in early 2015, promises smooth connections
First tested at MRT stations, it will enable users to hook up to the best or fastest network available, be it a 3G, 4G or even Wi-Fi connection. Speeds can…
Battle of the mirrorless cameras: Sony Alpha 7 Mark 2 and Samsung NX1
The digital imaging world has seen dramatic leaps in technological innovation in 2014, leaving camera bigwigs like Nikon and Canon feeling a little hot under the collar.
Goondu review: Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
The Tomb Raider is back once again -- this time on the new Sony PlayStation 4 with Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. There are a few tweaks to…
Fynd looks to disrupt market for tech support services
The sharing economy is showing no signs of abating, with anything from cars and apartment rooms to DIY tools and talent being increasingly shared on a myriad of online brokering…
Hands-on: Nokia Lumia 830
One of the first things you’ll notice about Nokia’s Lumia 830 is its well-crafted body that belies its price tag. For S$529, you get a metal-rim shell that adds to…
Top eight IT predictions for 2015
IT security, big data and cloud computing have dominated the headlines this year, and will continue to do so in 2015, going by the predictions that tech vendors have dished out…
What a geek dreams of at Christmas
What can a geek dream of finding as a gift this holiday season? Here are some outrageous and not so crazy wishes from the Techgoondu team.
The cloud at your service
Brought to you by ReadySpace Managing thousands of part-time workers is no small feat at one of Singapore’s largest manpower agencies. Since 2004, TCC Group has been supplying service staff –…
