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…
Goondu review: Asus Zenbook UX303
It brings some graphics muscle in the form of its Nvidia graphics chip, yet has been held back by the lack of a full SSD, which arguably impacts everyday tasks…
Singapore telcos pass 4G islandwide coverage tests
All three cellphone operators in Singapore have outdoor areas on the island well-covered with 4G signals, according to test results released today by the government regulator.
Coming your way: new lenses from Olympus and Fujifilm
Olympus and Fujifilm camera owners should have something to smile about soon with the release of new lenses from the two camera makers in the next few months.
IBM: Over 60 per cent of popular dating apps vulnerable to hackers
With Valentine’s Day just round the corner, more singles are likely to turn to dating apps to look for that special someone. But watch what you do with those apps,…
Hands-on: LG brings sleek, curvy G Flex 2 to Singapore
Now souped up with a zippy processor and a sharper screen, the new curvy phone from LG aims to combine style with substance.
Singtel on target to have nationwide 4G+ coverage in March
Singtel is on target to provide nationwide coverage for 4G+ or LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) mobile broadband services by next month.
New facility to bolster Singapore’s start-up scene
A new start-up facility will bring together tech investors, incubators and entrepreneurs under one roof, as part of efforts by the government to boost the startup scene in Singapore. Spearheaded…
Hands On: Canon 5DS and 5DS R
The cameras are definitely not the point-and-gun type of digital SLR camera you would expect from the 5D series.
Kaspersky’s QR code scanner also checks for malware
QR codes may offer a useful way to look up information, but they can also be abused by fraudsters to lure users to malicious websites. A study by researchers from Northeastern…
Moto X turns up in Singapore, only in black
The Moto X is out in Singapore now, bringing a "pure" Android experience to folks who want the clean interface that Google Nexus devices offer.
More low-cost options as ZTE Blade G and G Lux turn up in Singapore
ZTE's price and hardware aim to rival popular budget models from Xiaomi and Asus, which have done well in Singapore in the past year.
Q&A: Enterprises to shift more critical applications to the cloud, says Barracuda
Even though cloud computing has gone mainstream, there's still room for growth as enterprises start to shift more critical applications to the cloud.
Commentary: Singapore seeks unusual route for smart nation rollout
This smart nation project is not only harder to build, it is harder to sell to citizens. If they don't get it, where are the users going to come from?
Shopaholics, rejoice with online deals at the Great Online Shopping Festival
Shopaholics, rejoice with online deals at the Great Online Shopping Festival
99.co lands fresh funding from Sequoia and Facebook co-founder with user-centric edge
It uses a proprietary search algorithm that filters expired, duplicate and deleted listings on its website.
Sony NW-ZX2 audiophile player up for pre-order in Singapore, costs S$1,599
The new high-end portable player is souped up with a new microSD card slot and other bells and whistles, but is it worth a stunning S$1,599?
ReadySpace launches new business unit, WordPress hosting service
Singapore cloud service provider ReadySpace has opened a new business unit to meet the demands of businesses who require dedicated app hosting services. Called Applicacious, the new unit has started…
Maxwell arrives for the masses with Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 960
It’s finally possible for regular Joes who can’t or won’t splurge on the latest cutting edge card to jump on board the Maxwell bandwagon.
