Q&A: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise outlines growth ambitions
Alcatel-Lucent concentrating its growth and R&D investment on becoming a specialist in IP networking and ultra-broadband access
Sennheiser adds Bluetooth and noise cancellation to Momentum headphones
The headband continues to be made of leather and its ear cushions from Alcantara, reflecting the Momentum design that had won users over earlier.
What Singapore’s fourth cellphone operator can offer
More generous mobile data bundles, better coverage and simpler plans are the obvious things that users want from a new entrant.
iflix to stream videos from major US content partners
Unfortunately, they won't be available to Singapore viewers for now.
Hands on: Dell Alienware Area 51
Hefty physically and to your wallet as well, the Alienware Area 51 is aimed at gamers who don't want to get their hands dirty building their own high-end rig.
SAP marks transformational shift with S4/HANA
Many organisations find it hard to wean themselves off older versions of enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications such as finance and HR systems for which millions of dollars have been…
Hands on: Xiaomi Mi4i goes on sale in Singapore on May 12
Out on sale for S$279 on Xiaomi Singapore's website on May 12, the Mi4i still offers bang for the buck.
Goondu review: Asus Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML)
The Asus Zenfone 2 packs performance and aesthetics not typically found in a phone with an asking price of S$429.
Hands on: Xiaomi Mi Headphones
The Xiaomi Pistons earphones had wowed us earlier with their good bass response and clarity. So when we got hold of Xiaomi’s latest low-cost wonder, the S$119 Mi Headphones, we…
The future of TV
Brought to you by BroadcastAsia2015 When HBO announced its plans for HBO Now, a standalone video streaming service that does not require subscribers to sign up for a cable TV…
Goondu review: Samsung NX500
For travel photography, the NX500 seems to have all the bells and whistles packed in to make it the go-to camera for your next trip.
Overcoming disabilities through technology
From tablet computers in primary and secondary schools to online e-learning at universities, technology is no stranger to students in Singapore. For intellectually-disabled students, technology has the potential to play…
Hands on: LG G4 sticks to formula but glams up with leather cover
LG hasn’t deviated much from the G3’s successful formula last year. And that’s a smart thing to do.
Goondu review: HTC One M9
The HTC One M9, like its predecessor, looks great, has good hardware, and plays your music really well. But it faces stiffer competition now than 12 months ago.
PayPal alumni tout building blocks for e-commerce systems
The “PayPal Mafia” phenomenon of ex-PayPal executives starting new tech ventures is often credited with the birth of companies like LinkedIn, Tesla and YouTube. In this part of the world, PayPal…
M1 to link up corporate customers to fibre broadband services directly
Their customers too won't have to wait for NetLink Trust to do its work before their connections can be turned on.
VMware’s AirWatch deal paying off
VMware’s US$1.54 billion acquisition of AirWatch to strengthen its position in the global enterprise mobility market has been paying off since the deal was closed more than a year ago.…
Darktrace touts “immune system” for IT networks
With cybercriminals continuing to outsmart enterprises in several high profile security breaches in recent years, it is no longer business as usual for folks in IT security. Many threats have…
IDA to kick off HetNet trials in third quarter
Singapore will start testing a new network technology that promises seamless connections on the go in Jurong Lake District from the third quarter this year. Called Heterogeneous Network, or HetNet,…
