Motorola Defy XT to unveil at PC Show for S$399
The Motorola Defy XT, a rugged Android 2.3 handset built for folks who love to rough it out in the great outdoors, will debut at the upcoming PC Show. According…
Share and record your foodie moments with Burpple
Quick, log in to Facebook now and take a look at the first ten photos shared by your friends. Chances are there will be at least one photo of food.…
Q&A: Mock Pak Lum, StarHub CTO
StarHub is looking into offloading mobile data to existing Wi-Fi technologies as well as TV white spaces to cope with mobile data explosion.
Here come the Thunderbolt motherboards from Asus and others
The first Thunderbolt-enabled motherboards will be shipping soon, starting with vendors such as Asus, and users can look to hook up external drives much faster than with current USB 3.0…
Nvidia takes GPU technologies to the cloud
If Nvidia gets its way, enterprise desktops and games could soon be served off the cloud, thanks to new cloud technologies unveiled by the graphics chip giant this week. Based…
PayPal promises mobile commerce optimisation in under an hour
PayPal is offering a shopping cart plug-in that can help turn e-commerce sites meant for desktop PCs into a mobile-optimised store in less than an hour, as part of its…
Commentary: Opennet problems threaten to spoil Singapore’s fibre broadband experience
When thin, fragile-looking cables are being laid in thousands of drains, risers and other ducts in Singapore for its fibre broadband network at such pace, you expect the occasional hiccup.…
Diablo 3 initial impressions: Defeated by errors
Techgoondu tries to give a first impression of Diablo 3, but was unable to play much due to errors.
Nokia Lumia 900 comes to Singapore on May 26, costs S$849
The Nokia Lumia 900, the Windows Phone camp's best smartphone to date, is coming to Singapore on May 26 and will go for a rather attractive S$849.
Sony Walkman Z1050 hands-on: finally, a solid iPod touch alternative
It's a neat-looking player with decent hardware - and it runs Android.
Massive crowds turn up for Diablo III launch
Even in the age of convenient online pre-orders, hundreds, if not thousands still preferred to get their hands on Blizzard’s latest video game Diablo 3 the old-fashioned way – by…
Kronicles offers on-site and off-site backup for SMEs – at a monthly cost
Enterprise-grade option promises to keep up to three copies of customers' most important data to ensure business continuity.
Internet Society opens Singapore regional office, supports switch to IPv6
The Internet Society has opened an office in Singapore to promote the adoption of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in the region, among other key initiatives. While Asia-Pacific became…
Goondu review: Audio Technica ATH-ANC9 QuietPoint
All the original attributes - the great sound, the portability and solid build - will help make the ATH-ANC9 another firm favourite for travellers looking for a pair of noise…
SAP Business All-in-One now certified for Amazon Web Services
SAP's Business All-in-One enterprise software is now certified for deployment on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud. The software, which lets companies manage business operations across industries, mostly resides within…
SME Toolbox: Basic IT gear for a new business
Here are some suggestions from our first SME Toolbox to get your business started with some basic IT gear.
Hands on: Samsung Galaxy S III stars as new flagship phone
Stick with the formula, as Samsung has done here with the Galaxy S III, and it will sell millions more of this new model.
HP adds five new notebooks to its thin-and-light line-up
HP also unveiled its new top of the line ultrabook – the Envy Spectre XT, a 13.3-inch ultrabook which looks breathtakingly metallic and thin.
Salesforce.com extends reach with Government Cloud
In a belated move to lure governments onto the cloud, Salesforce.com introduced a dedicated service to allay the security concerns that governments may have over cloud computing. Dubbed Government Cloud,…
Goondu Guide: Choosing an “Ivybridge” laptop
In the market for a new laptop? Just hang in there a while longer, as Intel’s newest chip, codenamed “Ivy Bridge” is just starting to roll out in laptops worldwide.
