Singapore government pushes for more ‘open data’ usage with app competition
The Singapore government is running a competition to encourage local Web and mobile developers to come up with useful apps that tap on its huge amount of publicly-available data.
Keeping websites going strong: 3 top tips for IT pros
As much as we’d love to believe that websites can manage themselves through high traffic periods, a website’s stability can be compromised. Here is a list of three tips for…
PayPal: Singapore online users buying and selling more online
Singapore online users are buying more goods and services from overseas, while online merchants here have ramped up their sales as well, as electronic commerce appears to have grown fast…
Prolink releases Hesperus and Xanthinus to join crowded gaming mice market
The Hesperus and Xanthinus, introduced this week, are two high-end gaming gaming mice that come with an Avago 8,200dpi gaming sensor.
Microsoft Surface RT to cost from S$668 in Singapore
The Microsoft Surface RT is finally here in Singapore this Friday, starting from S$668 for a basic model, months after its entry in the United States as a challenger to…
Singapore-designed plastic film turns phone screens into 3D displays
It saves your phone from scratches, and also turns the screen into a 3D display capable of showing images and videos that pop out at you.
StarHub joins e-book bandwagon with store and reader app
StarHub launched a new e-book store and reader app of its own last Tuesday called Booktique, which brings about 400,000 titles to all iOS and Android users regardless of their…
April 1 proves to be a groundbreaking day in technology
Today has proven to be the day for many technology firms to launch some of the most fascinating products and services.
Shanzhai Samsung Galaxy Note II and S III mini in Singapore?
Want a copy, sir? Galaxy Note II and S III mini for sale.
Singapore nursing homes turn to cloud, mobile technologies
Seven nursing homes in Singapore have turned to cloud and mobile technologies to cut down on day-to-day manual processing, raising productivity by a claimed 10 per cent.
Panasonic shows off smart TVs with voice control and touch pen
Smart TVs hasn't quite been the big hit TV makers have hoped they would be, but Panasonic's new VIERA TVs come with several interesting usability improvements that may convince more…
Original Galaxy Note gets Android Jellybean update in Singapore
The update bringing with it a number of new features offered on Samsung's current generation of Galaxy smartphones.
Samsung updates its slim Series 7 and Series 9 laptops for Singapore
Two new additions to its Series 7 lineup and an upgraded Series 9 model with a full HD screen are out in the shops in Singapore from this week.
Asus sells out small supply of Titan graphics cards in Singapore
You might think it's crazy to plonk down S$1,600 for a graphics card, when that money can buy you a decent laptop today. Yet, the most expensive card around now -…
M1 rolls out first prepaid 4G data service in Singapore
An S$18 micro- or nano-SIM card provides up to 1GB of data for a month
Beware of malicious app that claims to provide X-ray vision
There have been enough people falling for it - and being blackmailed by it - for security firm Symantec to put out an alert last week.
Hands-on: Jawbone Up
Smart watches were not the only wearable tech that drew eyes during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this year. As chips and sensors continue to shrink, a new category…
Goondu review: HTC One will wow users
This is one iconic phone that rivals Apple’s excellent camera and solid build, while providing the flexibility and modern features that Android competitors like Samsung provide.
Canon moves into lens rental space with ‘try-and-buy’ programme
In a move that's sure to raise a few eyebrows among existing lens rental firms, Canon is preparing to launch a new lens rental programme on March 28 for customers…
Commentary: Google has done right to kill off Reader
Will we see a new offering from Google in the near future that bundles everything the good ol' reader has to offer, and more? Its loyal users will certainly hope…
