OCZ Revodrive 3 comes to Singapore – and it’s not cheap
We just got word that the latest version of the PCI Express-based drive - yes, the chips are mounted on a card - is coming to Singapore via the local…
MacBook Air: the blueprint for all future laptops?
Laptops seem destined to go the way of the thin, light, and user-focused MacBook Air, while high-powered notebooks will be relegated to a more select market.
Goondu DIY: Optimising your Samsung Galaxy SII interface
Okay, so you've just bought your spanking new Samsung Galaxy SII but hate it that Samsung has put in those kiddy icons along with a lot of junk from your…
Goondu review: Samsung Galaxy SII
Find another that is as slim, as light, while offering the robustness and flexibility of Android 2.3, and showing everything off in such a bright screen, and I'll say that…
APAC companies plagued by downtime on the cloud
Almost all companies that have made the move to the cloud in the Asia-Pacific region have experienced some form of downtime from their cloud computing services, a new survey has…
Goondu Review: Motorola Atrix + Lapdock
The ability to transform from a regular cellphone into a crossover laptop of sorts makes the Atrix the first of a new breed of mobile devices. The rough edges are…
Toshiba’s portable monitor plugs in via USB, is great for lugging around
Toshiba's new 14-incher, simply named USB Mobile Monitor, lets you fire up an additional screen to show off your presentations to clients on the go without the need for an…
Facebook blocks user’s Google+ ads, removes his other ads
Facebook has taken down an app developer's ads promoting this Google+ account and promptly banned his other ads on the social networking site, as the tussle for control of the…
Tibbr 3.0 and the crowded enterprise social network market
Everybody is looking at social media as the next gold rush. It's not surprising, given that social media has moved beyond the consumer space and into the enterprise. At a…
Goondu DIY: installing an SSD in your HP Envy 14 laptop
So you've just bought your laptop and want to swap out the hard disk for a speedy solid state drive (SSD) instead? This is usually a straightforward task thanks to…
Goondu review: HP Envy 14 Beats Edition with Intel “Sandybridge”
HP's premium laptop finally ships with Intel's power-efficient and muscular CPUs. Build-wise, it is also one rare machine that stands up to Apple's excellent MacBook Pro.
Encompass rides Asian digital media boom
The digital war room at Encompass Singapore at Loyang Cresent You shoot a video on site in Los Angeles during the day. By evening, the unedited footage is sent to…
Epilogue: the NDP Fun Pack song aftermath
"Kopi-O-o-o-o-o-o..." will forever be indelibly etched into our nation's psyche. Unless you've been off meditating in a mountain monastery this week, there is no way you would have missed out…
Hands on: Google+ no Facebook killer – yet
Facebook now has more than 750 million users and it’s going to be a mammoth task for Google to win them over. Still, don't discount Google yet, since being late…
Make Skype video calls in Facebook
Facebook fired the latest salvo against Google yesterday when it announced a partnership with Skype to allow its users to make Skype video calls on the social network site. The…
Toshiba Qosmio F750 laptop promises 3D without glasses
Toshiba today showed off what it called the world's first laptop capable of displaying 3D games and videos without the need for users to wear those dorky glasses.
NDP 2011 “Bad Romance” gets lampooned on YouTube
It left a bad taste in my mouth. Apparently, over 95 percent of people who watched the Singaporean-ized rendition of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" for our upcoming National Day Parade…
10,000 Galaxy SIIs sold in Singapore, 3 million worldwide
Samsung has sold 3 million of the Galaxy SII in just 55 days, making its latest top-end phone its fastest moving one and possibly winning over lots of new Android…
Parallels Desktop 6 hands-on
If you're a first-time Mac buyer, PD6 should be on your wishlist for a purchase-with-purchase discount at the store. It'd help smoothen out the unfamiliarity of moving to a Mac,…
Google wants to help you find what you love
Google has secretly unveiled a new service called “What do you love?” (or, wdyl.com) to help you find out, well, what you love. Think of it as something like a…
