Goondu Review: Final Fantasy VII Remake
Fans of the original Japanese role-playing game will find Final Fantasy VII Remake a beautiful update, though its slow pace might frustrate others.
Goondu review: LG gram 17 is an easily likable big-screen laptop
Fancy a laptop with a 17-inch screen that weighs only as much as a smaller model? The LG gram 17 scores high on that count.
Goondu review: Sony Alpha 6600
As the latest crop-sensor camera from Sony, the Alpha 6600 is highly capable as its autofocusing system is arguably the best in the market right now.
Three 5G new radio challenges you can solve today
5G new radio technologies will create a domino effect as the cellular network provides more bandwidth, higher data transfer speeds, and better connectivity.
Businesses need easier, more secure way to provide remote access to apps, says Google Cloud
Businesses need to find a way to make apps easier and more secure for remote workers to access, said Mark Johnston of Google Cloud.
Certis looks to AI to fight dengue in Singapore
Certis has developed an artificial intelligence-enabled system that promises to identify mosquito species and gender more quickly.
Fresh from high-profile security issues, Zoom looks to avoid being caught in US-China rift
Zoom will find it tough to avoid being dragged into a spat between the world's two largest economies, as it has become so popular in a short time.
Most useful tech interventions during Singapore Covid-19 “circuit breaker”
Technology interventions such as Zoom video calls and laptops will be long-term stay-home tools for a post-pandemic world.
Goondu review: Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 earphones sound great
Offering a great fit and useful noise cancelling, the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 earphones also impress with excellent audio quality.
Zero-interest, deferred payments for Dell Technologies server, storage and networking gear
Dell Technologies today rolled out deferred payment and zero-interest schemes for businesses to buy its server, storage and networking equipment.
Uber to move Asia-Pacific HQ out of Singapore
At its Singapore office opening last year, Uber was keen to be a good corporate citizen, after backlash from consumers for its merger with rival Grab.
Citizens are wary of giving up personal data during Covid-19. It’s a good thing
People should be asking is what types of data will be collected and how it will be handled and used, so that they can evaluate their choices.
DIY: Essential gear to get started making quality videos to share
From a gimbal to a wireless microphone, having the right gear to record your videos make them more effective and engaging for your audience.
Dell’s new XPS 15 and XPS 17 look promising as powerful, large-screen laptops
Sporting a sleek design, the Dell XPS 15 and XPS 17 laptops come with 15.6- and 17-inch screens and pack in Nvidia graphics chips for a performance boost.
Staff communications critical during crises like Covid-19
In a crisis like the Covid-19 situation now, businesses have a critical role to play in relaying accurate and timely information to its employees.
M1 outage in Singapore a reminder of challenges of remote working
The new normal after the pandemic may be to go digital, but it may also include accepting that downtime is an inevitable part of the new experience.
The easiest way to get hacked during the pandemic? Your old passwords
Many digital acounts are compromised because users used the same old passwords they used on other sites, which may have been compromised earlier.
New Sonos Arc sound bar out in Singapore on June 10 for S$1,499
The Sonos Arc is a premium sound bar packing in no few than 11 speakers, which promise to create an immersive experience for movies and music.
5G trial in Singapore to test new uses in manufacturing and other industries
A trial will kick off in Singapore this quarter to test new uses of 5G in the manufacturing industry, so that it can be expanded to other sectors.
Q&A: More affordable tools now for smaller companies to work remotely, says Lark
Many small and medium companies that didn't have digital tools to work remotely now have more options during this pandemic, says Lark.
