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M1 says sorry for 3G down time, gives free calls and more for three days

M1 is giving its cellphone customers three days of free local calls, messages and data services from February 10 to 12, as it tries to assuage users aggrieved by one…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 18, 2013
PC

Gartner: declining PC shipments amid “lukewarm” response to Windows 8

A "lukewarm" response to Microsoft's Windows 8 has failed to arrest the declining popularity of the PC in 2012, as shipments continued to slip, said research firm Gartner earlier this…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 18, 2013
Imaging

Olympus’ Stylus Tough TG-2 and TG-630 cameras out in Singapore from end January

Olympus claims that its series of Tough cameras are waterproof, shockproof and freezeproof, perfect for users who prefer a hardy camera on a hike or an off-road bike ride.

Zen Soo
Zen Soo
January 18, 2013
CellphonesEnterpriseInternetMobileTelecom

M1’s 3G downtime: what’s the root cause?

As dependence on the mobile network grows, its reliability has to improve as well. Surely, it has to be better than what M1 has shown this week, when you're lucky…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 17, 2013
CellphonesMobile

Hands-on: Sony Xperia Z

Sony is one of the most well-known electronics brands in the world, but its Android smartphones somehow always pale in comparison to their HTC and Samsung contemporaries. Not anymore. Sony’s…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 16, 2013

Flexible displays look set to shake up mobile space

(Photo credit: CNET) Flexible displays aren’t exactly a new phenomenon, but Samsung’s demonstration of its own efforts at CES just brought the dream a lot closer to reality. In fact,…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 15, 2013

Belkin @TV Plus and WeMo out in Singapore this month

There's home control system from Belkin now that caters to those who want to set up a smart home but don't have the mega-bucks to spend on home automation.

Zen Soo
Zen Soo
January 15, 2013

M1 3G services partially disrupted after “power problem”

Some M1 smartphone users were not able to go online with their 3G connections after a "power problem" disrupted the mobile data service early this morning in the country's latest…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 15, 2013

Why BYOD need not be chaos

Brought to you by SolarWinds Allowing employees to use personal devices for work often creates chaos for IT departments. Apart from enforcing security and compliance standards, IT managers also need…

Aaron Tan
Aaron Tan
January 14, 2013
CellphonesGamingImagingMobile

5 exciting gadgets from CES 2013 to throw your money at

CES has wrapped up its final act for this year, and the world was treated to gadgets and trends to look out in the upcoming months. We've looked a little…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 14, 2013
EnterpriseInternetMediaTelecom

Commentary: where is the content in all these smart TVs and phones?

Good content is all that's keeping people paying for set-top box rental and often overpriced local TV prices. A better way to deliver video already exists, and all it takes…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 13, 2013
Audio-visual

The TV is changing again with 4K and OLED screens

OLED and 4K TVs are set to be the buzzwords in electronics stores soon, going by the thinner, sharper and visually stunning screens unveiled at CES this year.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 12, 2013
Internet

iTwin Connect simplifies VPN into one USB stick

After more than two years, Singapore-based iTwin has unveiled the first follow-up product to its original USB file-sharing dongle. Called iTwin Connect, the new dongle offers secure VPN tunnelling through…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 11, 2013
MobileTablets

Asus starts selling 3G version of VivoTab RT tablet in Singapore

Remember that Windows RT tablet that Asus was showing off at the end of last year? Well, there's a 3G version of the VivoTab RT now in Singapore and it's…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 10, 2013

Goondu review: Windows Phone 8X by HTC

I've already had two previous encounters with the Windows Phone 8X by HTC, including a comprehensive hands-on test before it was even launched, so I thought there's hardly any more I…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 8, 2013
EnterpriseInternetPCSoftware

McAfee: Watch out for mobile malware and attacks in 2013

The threat of mobile malware and large-scale attacks to take down infrastructure may become reality in 2013, according to a report released yesterday by McAfee. The security company says it…

Zen Soo
Zen Soo
January 8, 2013
CellphonesMobile

Sony’s Xperia Z – finally a flagship Android phone worthy of the Sony brand

If Sony is able to ship the Xperia Z early, it could win over many users in early 2013.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 8, 2013
ImagingMedia

Photography showcase at ArtScience Museum features new gallery, extended to March 17

Few devices in the world blend art and science as well as the digital camera, so it’s no surprise that an ongoing photography exhibition at the Marina Bay Sands ArtScience…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
January 8, 2013
PC

Will 2013 be an exciting year for PC enthusiasts?

CPUs are more powerful yet cooler and quieter, making a full-fledged living room PC truly possible now. Plus, with so many different designs, you'll be glad you are building your…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 7, 2013
CellphonesMobile

Five accessories and apps to jazz up your Google Nexus 4

Fancy a wireless charger, a handy wireless tag or case? Here are five that worth recommending.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
January 6, 2013
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