NetSuite unveils free market research for customers
NetSuite is offering its mostly mid-sized customers a dedicated business research and benchmarking service called NetSuite Brainyard.
NetSuite expands internationally after Oracle acquisition
Life after Oracle is good for NetSuite, one of the oldest software-as-a-service companies. At SuiteWorld 2019, the company says it has boosted growth.
Uber opens Asia-Pacific hub in Singapore, despite leaving market earlier
About a year after exiting Southeast Asia, Uber showed off a new office at Frasers Tower in Singapore that will serve as its Asia-Pacific hub.
Blood donor data leaked in Singapore may have been stolen
The personal data of more than 800,000 Singapore blood donors that was exposed earlier this year may have been accessed illegally and possibly stolen.
Apple News+ appeals by removing friction for magazine readers
The Apple News+ service launched this week offers a buffet deal that will delight consumers who have balked at subscribing to multiple digital publications.
Huawei’s P30 Pro camera brings another upgrade for mobile photography
The new P30 Pro has a Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor, a 5x optical zoom system and the innovative RYB sensor on the main camera.
Hands on: Huawei P30 Pro
A new hybrid zoom feature adds to an already powerful camera array on the new Huawei P30 Pro flagship phone launched just hours ago in Paris.
New Samsung 8K TVs to cost up to S$99,999, out in Singapore in end-April
Say hi to the new Samsung 8K TVs. The Q900R just launched in Singapore today will cost as much as S$99,999 for a grand 98-inch screen.
Singaporeans among most frequent gamers: Limelight study
Singaporeans are some of the most avid gamers in the world, spending 7.44 hours each week playing games online, according to Limelight Networks.
More than 800,000 blood donors had personal data exposed, in latest leak in Singapore
The HSA data breach is the third such incident in Singapore in less than a year, which raises questions of how well private citizen data is being protected.
Goondu review: Samsung Galaxy S10+ is an attractive, if expensive, all-rounder
In the Galaxy S10+, Samsung has made an attractive phone packed with the right features to win over a broad market of users, as long as they can afford it.
When a smartphone can help find victims of a natural disaster
A new type of portable satellite transceiver may one day save the lives of people who are stranded during a natural disaster.
Singapore shoots up supercomputing rung with Aspire 1
With an upgrade planned this year, a Singapore supercomputer called Aspire 1 will soon join the ranks of the world’s most powerful machines.
Reality check for bike sharing services as Mobike exits Singapore
Yet another bike sharing service has met its end in Singapore, with China's Mobike exiting the market here on Tuesday
Sony’s new Bravia A9G TV looks to build on OLED momentum
The Sony Bravia A9G, the Japanese company's flagship TV in 2019, comes with a slimmer profile than last year so it looks better mounted on a wall.
Goondu review: LG V40 ThinQ is a decent phone but faces tough rivals
The V40 will have to appeal to a relatively narrow segment of the market who don't want Chinese-made phones or Samsung's Galaxys
Managing a chatbot like a typical employee
Chatbots have to be better managed as more of them are involved in daily interactions with customers, say experts at a recent industry panel discussion.
Q&A: More flexibility with storing data is key, says Veeam
Organisations are looking to manage data in a way that unlocks its use and drives business transformation, says Veeam.
Singapore startup Connectome wants to use game AI to make smarter virtual agents
Singapore startup Connectome is creating a virtual human agent that promises to understand a real-world situation and converse as a human would.
Foldable phones carry promise despite limited showing at Mobile World Congress
The foldable phone, even going by early videos and photos at the Mobile World Congress show this week, is the biggest breakthrough in smartphones in years.
