A million dollars for solving problems with graph technology, machine learning
The TigerGraph Million Dollar Challenge is calling on people to use graph technology to solve some of the world's pressing problems.
Vivo V23 review: A selfie powerhouse that offers good value for money
The S$699 Vivo V23 certainly offers good value for money, if you are after a no-frills phone that shoots good selfies and food photos.
LG StanbyME review: More screen time with a wireless TV that can be wheeled around
The LG StanbyME is a wireless screen that will attract users seeking a flexible way to consume media that is always and instantly available.
Horizon Forbidden West review: A must-play for fans of the original game
Horizon Forbidden West is what fans of the original Horizon Zero Dawn have been waiting for. The almost-perfect new game is a must-play.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Fan Edition review: A good phone that’s priced high and arriving late
The Galaxy S21 Fan Edition sports some winning flagship features but is lacking in some areas. Its price may make some hesitate, though.
Gender awareness has increased in Singapore tech industry but action is needed to break unconscious bias
In Singapore, the awareness of diversity and inclusion for the technology industry has increased considerably, but more can be done.
StarHub offers F-Secure cybersecurity bundle for existing subscribers from S$4.99 a month
StarHub is bundling a suite of F-Secure cybersecurity products on a monthly subscription for its customers to ward off virtual threats.
Apple unveils Mac Studio, promising top-end performance with M1 Ultra chip
The Apple Mac Studio is powered by a custom-designed M1 Ultra chip, which is essentially two M1 chips bolted together to boost performance.
HP Instant Ink subscription service launched in Singapore, promising savings of up to 50 per cent
The HP Instant Ink service is available to Singapore printer users now, promising convenience and cost savings of up to 50 per cent.
All that performance is useless in a laptop without good battery life
AMD Ryzen Pro 5000 processors manage battery life holistically, a boon for increasingly nomadic corporate users of laptops today.
Google Pixel 6 Pro review: A return to form for folks behind Android
The Google Pixel 6 Pro is an excellent flagship phone for its design, camera and performance. Plus, it's priced better than many rivals.
Giving my kid her first smartwatch to join the digital world
Giving your child a first digital gadget? Remember that it is easier to give access to technology than take it away.
Can the best smartphone cameras like Sony Xperia Pro-I beat standalone cameras?
Can a "professional" smartphone camera like the Sony Xperia Pro-I beat a full-frame camera in image quality? We try shooting with both.
As ransomware threats rise, reconsider remote access to your NAS at home
With more ransomware attacks against network attached storage (NAS) devices, home users should reconsider opening up remote access to them.
Talent shortage can hold up Singapore’s move to the cloud, say experts
A talent shortage in Singapore can slow down the deployment of cloud infrastructure and services, slowing down transformation efforts.
StarHub wins live EPL broadcast rights for next six years but that ship may have sailed
After more than 12 years, StarHub has won back EPL broadcast rights. However, the market as well as viewing habits have changed.
Singtel unveils “all-in-one” platform promising network slicing, easy rollout of 5G apps
Singtel is rolling out its "all-in-one" Paragon platform that promises to let businesses deploy 5G apps and services easily.
Keysight 2022 predictions: Technology predictions from an electronic design and test thinktank
Keysight executives comment on the shape-shifting business operations and technology trends that are unfolding through the lens of the pandemic.
Construction begins for SEA-ME-WE 6 subsea cable linking France to Singapore
The 19,200km-long SEA-ME-WE 6 subsea cable promises to connect the three regions at speeds of up to 100TB per second.
As photographers grapple with costlier lenses, what can camera makers do to attract them?
With lenses costing more, owning a camera may become less attractive to users. That's unless camera makers match what smartphones can do.
