Hands on: Canon TR150 portable printer
The Canon TR150 portable printer lets you print on the road but it is not cheap at S$529. So the question is how much you value its flexibility.
Goondu review: Vivo V19
With a decent camera and an attractive price, the mid-budget Vivo V19 will win over users who don't want to pay hefty sums for a flagship phone.
Huawei Petal Search out in Singapore, promises to find more Android apps
Huawei smartphone users will now be able to use its new Petal Search, which promises to let them find and download more apps.
What’s the 5G sales pitch for Singapore telcos?
Telcos have to show what 5G truly brings to the table that other technologies cannot. Its promises need to be put to test.
Q&A: E-sports is not overhyped, will get its own Lewis Hamilton, says ESPL
Despite eye-watering amounts of money being pumped into e-sports, the new competitive sports is more than just hype, says ESPL president Lau Kin Wai.
Goondu review: Sonos Arc impresses with music playback but is pricey
The Sonos Arc will impress both music and movie lovers, while also looking great in a loving room. However, it's not cheap at S$1,499.
Streaming Netflix or YouTube on your 4K TV? Check your Wi-Fi link
You might think you're watching your favourite Netflix or YouTube shows in 4K but a slow Wi-Fi link may be making them stream at a lower resolution.
Seeing opportunity in crisis, HP focuses on education and home sectors where demand for PCs and printers are hot
HP will open 20 tech hubs this year to provide technology and entrepreneurship skills training to 10,000 youths in underserved communities in Southeast Asia.
Goondu review: Gigabyte Aero 15 OLED XB
The Gigabyte Aero 15 OLED XB notebook will win over creative professionals with its calibrated screen but it has quirks that make irk some users.
Apple to move Mac computers to new Apple Silicon from Intel chips
Apple's WWDC event this year came with big updates for its users, including the much-talked about move from Intel chips to Apple Silicon in two years.
Veeam powers on as data protection and cloud management tools become crucial to remote working
Veeam has seen business grow as organisations become more aware of data protection including security services and cloud management tools.
Unleash innovation in IoT applications – Exploring top five challenges through the 5Cs of IoT
Brought to you by Keysight Technologies By Sook Hua Wong IoT deployment is happening rapidly. According to IoT Analytics, the number of connected devices in 2019 is expected to surpass…
Goondu review: Marshall Monitor II A.N.C.
The Marshall Monitor II A.N.C. headphones bank on a retro style but they should really be sold on the audio quality they are capable of and be priced right.
Companies embarking on digital transformation are open to outages, so data protection is crucial
Despite moving to the cloud, many organisations still have legacy applications that are hard to migrate and pose a problem for data protection.
Cybersecurity validation to tackle threats that can go unnoticed
Businesses must continuously test their cybersecurity defences to see if they are working as advertised, say experts championing cybersecurity validation.
Goondu review: Sony ZV-1
Based on the RX100 compact cameras, the new Sony ZV-1 camera is aimed at folks who want to take great videos. It's not cheap but does many things right.
AI and machine learning help Standard Chartered automate trade finance processing
Using AI and machine learnig, Standard Chartered has found a way to more quickly process the millions of trade documents it handles each year.
Goondu review: Huawei MatePad Pro
The Huawei MatePad Pro is an able tablet though its high price and lack of out-of-box support for some popular Android apps make it less attractive.
TraceTogether wearable token in Singapore needs to gain users’ trust
The TraceTogther wearable's use should be narrowly defined. It must be used for only one purpose - contact tracing - and this should be clear to citizens.
ConnecTechAsia becomes virtual event
ConnecTechAsia, one of Asia's largest infocomm and media shows, is going virtual in September this year because of restrictions made necessary by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The virtual event, which…
