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…
Seagate releases 1TB wireless mobile storage device
Smartphone users who constantly lack free space on their mobile phones will be pleased to find out that Seagate has released its new Wireless Plus mobile device storage, extending the…
Microsoft touts Big Data wins in Asia-Pacific
Microsoft today brought out recent wins in its Big Data efforts in Asia-Pacific, promising its technology will be easy to use for anyone who knows how to set up a…
SingTel’s SMS service disrupted last evening, draws flak
Some SingTel customers had “intermittent difficulties” sending SMSes late last evening but services are now back online, the telecom operator said on its Facebook page this morning.
Philips targets audiophiles with Fidelio X1 headphones
The Fidelio X1 comes with an acoustic open-back architecture, which Philips says offers crystal clear audio and sound transparency.
SAP partners get hands-on experience at Singapore Co-Innovation Lab
Partners of SAP will get hands-on experience in cloud computing, mobility, big data analytics and in-memory computing with a new lab that the corporate software and services company has set…
Goondu review: PSB Alpha PS1 powered speakers
The Alpha PS1 is a great choice as desktop speakers for your PC or Mac. Actually, scratch that, they are good enough for a small bedroom as well.
Goondu review: LG Optimus G
Could LG have launched the Optimus G here at a worse time? Rumours of an Optimus G Pro were already floating around at its local launch, and the world was…
Geek Girl Hands-On: Sol Republic Tokidoki Tracks HD Headphones
The sound quality is excellent, they’re reasonably priced at S$279 for a pair of headphones and I especially appreciate its customisable quality. I mean, a girl’s got to match her…
StarHub to deliver pay-TV over fibre, but only to businesses for now
(source: StarHub) StarHub is using Singapore's fibre network to deliver its pay-TV services to offices, restaurants and pubs from March 18, as it seeks to cut down on current terrestrial…
SingTel to lead group of companies in telecommuting pilot study
SingTel is going to lead a pilot project to explore ways to telecommute and have flexible work arrangements, with the hopes of drawing an estimated 326,000 "economically inactive" Singaporeans back…
Samsung keeps formula with Galaxy S4, adds software tweaks
The bright screen, as usual, is great from Samsung, but will its software tweaks and souped-up hardware win over detractors of its plastic design?
Study: malware caused by piracy could cost APAC companies US$129 billion
Companies in Asia-Pacific could spend as much as US$39 billion this year to counter problems that are caused by malware found in counterfeit software, with the cost going up to…
Canon extends business outsourcing services to Singapore
(Photo credit: Canon) Canon launched its business services offerings in Singapore last week, in a bid to convince local companies to outsource business processes such as document management and mailroom…
Commentary: Wireless@SG to be faster, easier to log in to
This comes at a good time, as cellphone networks are so often jammed up today, while users have to pay more to surf more on those networks.
